Worship
11:00 a.m. Sunday morning: Holy Communion
A traditional liturgical mass with gender-inclusive language used
throughout, and a Communion table open to everyone.
See our complete schedule at our online calendar
More information
Read Luther's Small Catechism, the basic statement
of beliefs studied by Lutherans.
Participating in the liturgy
It used to be that the liturgy was the private domain of the clergy.
Those days, however, are long gone; and rightfully so. The liturgy is the
work of the entire people of God. Whether you serve as a sacristan or a
lector, crucifer or an assisting minister, your actions and words
embody the Gospel and the prayers of the people.
Below are the descriptions of each worship participant.
Hospitality is an important value of St. Francis, where we welcome everyone. All of us should join in greeting fellow worshipers, assisting others, and sharing the peace.
Three roles, however, are special to our Sunday worship service: usher/greeter, providing flowers and coffee hour host. |
There are five teams of ushers for the four Sundays of every month, plus a fifth Sunday team. The beauty of this concept is that participants usher only one Sunday a month. If a person will not be able to usher on the Sunday assigned, the rest of the team covers. The team leader should be informed so that other team members can be contacted so that there will be sufficient coverage. Below is the teams listing.
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| 1st Sunday |
Brian Border
Chris Buchanan
Lawrence Mortensen
Timur Muhrlin
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| 2nd Sunday |
Leona Lee
Dave Walda
Rose Woodvine
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| 3rd Sunday |
Tom Metz
Janet Thuesen
Sarah Wells
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| 4th Sunday |
Max Kirkeberg
Gabriel Proo
Eric Shifler
Carl Tebel |
| 5th Sunday |
Scott Beckerley
Gene Clark
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This listing is not an ironclad contract but of members who want to help out. If you would like to help, please contact the church office. |
