Please join us for worship on this
Pentecost Sunday
What's Your Superpower?
The arrival of the Holy Spirit brings the power of God to mortals.
with Pastor Frank Waugh
The flowers for Sunday, May 24th are given by Richard and Bobbie Barnes in celebration of their 60th Anniversary and the Ramirez family in celebration of Sean’s Birthday.
Scripture Readings
Acts 2:1-21; Psalm 104:24-34, 35b; John 7:37-39
Sunday, 5/24/26 at 10:30 am
Pentecost Sunday
What's Your Superpower?
The arrival of the Holy Spirit brings the power of God to mortals.
with Pastor Frank Waugh
The flowers for Sunday, May 24th are given by Richard and Bobbie Barnes in celebration of their 60th Anniversary and the Ramirez family in celebration of Sean’s Birthday.
Scripture Readings
Acts 2:1-21; Psalm 104:24-34, 35b; John 7:37-39
Sunday, 5/24/26 at 10:30 am
New Summer Worship Service Starts June 7
Beginning Sunday, June 7 Our Saviour Lutheran Church will launch a new, informal worship service at 9 am. This second Sunday offering will take place in the Courtyard, Portico, or Fellowship Hall—making the most of the season, depending on the weather.
This service will run as a summer pilot through August 30 offering a fresh and flexible way to gather in faith.
While the setting and style will be more relaxed, the service will remain rooted in Lutheran Word and Sacrament. Scripture readings and sermon themes will align with the 10:30 am service, and Holy Communion will be celebrated each week.
Music will feature a simple, acoustic style—guitar and piano—creating space to learn and sing newer, Americana-style Christian songs, including some written by local musicians.
Whether you’re looking for an earlier option, a more casual setting, or something new for the summer, we invite you to come and experience this meaningful new expression of worship.
This service will run as a summer pilot through August 30 offering a fresh and flexible way to gather in faith.
While the setting and style will be more relaxed, the service will remain rooted in Lutheran Word and Sacrament. Scripture readings and sermon themes will align with the 10:30 am service, and Holy Communion will be celebrated each week.
Music will feature a simple, acoustic style—guitar and piano—creating space to learn and sing newer, Americana-style Christian songs, including some written by local musicians.
Whether you’re looking for an earlier option, a more casual setting, or something new for the summer, we invite you to come and experience this meaningful new expression of worship.