Our Savior's Lutheran Church
of Beldenville WI

STEWARDS OF OUR SAVIOR'S                                                                  

2018 Annual Reports

Lent Schedule
5:30pm Supper
6:00pm Choir Practice
6:30pm Worship Service

Our mission statement:
HEAR IT, FEEL IT, LIVE IT, ​SHARE IT - GOD'S LOVE 


Welcome to Our Savior's Lutheran Church, a ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (The ELCA). Our Savior's Lutheran is a dynamic congregation ministering to people of all ages and places. From providing to a food pantry to peoples of many countries, we feed body and soul and embrace God's children of all ages.

Worship is central to our faith life at Our Savior's Lutheran. All services include the sacrament of Holy Communion and our primary worship resource is the ELW. Our music is varied and we have choirs for all ages. Worship happens at 9:00 am at Our Savior’s with fellowship hour to follow.  
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Ministries of Our Savior's include but are not limited to: combating local and global hunger, Operation Christmas Child, domestic mission trips, youth and family events, Luther Point Bible Camp, WELCA, MIM, choirs, care for the homebound, education and any way that we make Christ's name known.

Our Savior's supports Young Adults in Global Mission (YAGM).  Annie Halloin, who is volunteering in Mexico! To learn about the YAGM ministry, her mission there, , check out her website. https://annieadondevamos.wordpress.com/​

There are many ways to connect with others at Our Savior's Lutheran Church

Confirmation/Aftershock
Meets Wednesday nights.

SOS/Kids Crew for 1st-5th graders
Meets the 3rd Wednesday of the month.
WELCA
Quilting for LWR is held on the last Wednesday of the month,  January- September

Monthly Bible Study - check our calendar for specific dates

Men in Mission
Meets the third Saturday of every other month. ​

Our Savior's Lutheran is well known for its Lutefisk Supper
held on the 4th Thursday of October and for our Easter Vigil with fireworks.

Weekly Devotional

2 Corinthians 3:12
12 Since, then, we have such a hope, we act with great boldness.
 
What’s the riskiest good decision you ever made? Did you go into it blindly or did you do your homework, weigh the pros and cons, and hoped the rest would work out?
 
As humans, we’re geared to make risk assessments before we do anything important. We figure up the risks of what we’re doing, and weigh them against the benefits. And, typically, the greater the benefits, the more risk we’re willing to take on.
 
So when Paul tells the Corinthians that we act with boldness because we have such a hope, perhaps we may wonder what the risk is we’re taking as Christians?
 
Well, we’re called to live differently. We’re called to live out the love of God for the sake of others. Our lives are handed over in baptism to be instruments of God’s grace, sharing love with people who don’t deserve it, embodying the patience and wisdom of a life freed and forgiven, always striving for a kingdom that doesn’t consider such things as material success, public acclaim, or even numbers of followers to be important.
 
And these can be hard things to abandon. But we have a hope that is greater than what wealth, popularity, and success can bring.
 
So we act with great boldness. We boldly love the unlovable. We boldly forgive as we’ve been forgiven. We boldly speak for justice for those on the margins. We boldly offer our lives in service to the kingdom.
 
Because our hope is life everlasting. Our hope is a world made new. And our hope is a God who loves us more than we can imagine

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