outreach missions

Some of the ministries we support extend our reach, in order to share the love of Christ and the Gospel message

beyond our local community or bring the Good News to those who would otherwise not be able to hear it.

Some of these mission endeavors involve our direct efforts and time commitment

and others require gifts of time spent in prayer or sacrificial giving.

  • lutheran relief quilters

    Meeting International Needs with Warm Quilts

    This group of quilters meet in the Fellowship Hall on Thursday mornings, September through May, to cut and assemble quilts from donated and purchased fabrics, which are sent twice a year to Lutheran World Relief for distribution. The group includes some who work at home to assemble tops or cut squares. See photos of the spring 2018 completed quilts in the slide show below. Contact:Ken Ruud

  • sunday school missions   

    A  Shared Mission Project Every Year

    Each year, the Sunday School classes dedicate the weekly offerings to a special project to support our brothers and sisters outside our local area.  We have purchased bicycles for pastors in Africa, cows and chickens to help support needy families, helped build homes for mothers and kids in poor communities and improve water systems.   This year we are partnered with World Vision International to provide Nativity Animals for families in rural areas

  • vacation bible school

    Sharing the Good News with Friends and Neighbors

    Summer VBS week is a blessing for many kids and families.  Plan to come for fun and learning about Jesus, and bring your friends for our 2018 week August 6-10, This Changes Everything. Registration form .  All children are welcomed, encouraged and celebrated as individuals and part of God's family. See a few photos from this summer's VBS below.

  • missionary support

    Support and Prayers for Those in the Mission Field

    Our church family supports missionaries, church workers and seminary students with designated gifts and prayers. Our list currently includes a missionary pastor in China, two seminary students, several South Sudanese church worker students, a pastor in Kenya,  and three missionary couples.  One of these couples is the daughter and son-in-law of members of our congregation.