Holy Week Worship Schedule

Palm Sunday:

March 29th at 8:00 & 10:30am

Confirmation Service: 10:30am

Maundy Thursday:

April 2nd at 7pm

Good Friday:

April 3rd at 7pm

Easter Sunday Schedule:

8:00am & 10:30am - Worship

9:15 to 10:15am - Easter Breakfast

10:00am - Easter Egg Hunt

Easter Egg Hunt Information

Sunday, April 5th at 10:00 a.m., our church will host an Easter Egg hunt for all children ages 0 thru 5th grade. Families should enjoy the potluck breakfast first then meet at the Preschool gate around 10:00 a.m. for instructions. Bring your own basket OR borrow one from the church.

You can help by filling plastic eggs with candy, money or whatever you'd like! Please drop off filled eggs at the church office the week of March 30 - April 3. Thank you for supporting this annual event of fun for our kids and their friends!

Family Fun Day

The Preschool’s annual Family Fun Day is Saturday, June 6, 2026. It’s a fun day of food, friends, games, entertainment, crafts, and a Silent Auction. Please mark your calendars for this very special day!

Preparations are already underway for this big event. You can help! We are asking families to consider donating to our Silent Auction, either privately or through their employer. We are seeking donations of items such as: tickets or certificates to sporting events, movies, concerts, amusement parks, restaurants, manicures, haircuts, a weekend getaway, business services, and more. We are also happy to accept monetary donations, and we’ll do the shopping for you. The funds raised will be used to improve our preschool facilities and add new learning materials.

To donate an item or make a monetary donation, please call the preschool office at (949) 786-3997 or email Brenda at preschooloffice.loc@gmail.com.

Adult Ed : "Finding the Right Way through Paradise Lost"

Reading Milton's 17th-century poetic masterpiece, Paradise Lost, can be a daunting task on one’s own. Join Dr. Kerri Tom and the Rev. Dr. Jonathan Ruehs on Sunday mornings in the season of Lent (Feb. 22-Mar. 29) as they guide us through this epic poem about Creation, the Fall, and God’s plan of salvation for His people: Dr. Tom will focus on how Milton uses poetry to express his beliefs while Dr. Ruehs explains the theology behind them, noting the places where the author’s Christianity aligns (or does not align) with our Lutheran understanding.

Please note: although you are encouraged to read Paradise Lost in its entirety over the six weeks of this study, you do not need to; important passages will be handed out to you each week.

LCRL Bulletin BLURBS –

March 2026

March 29

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