Put on your boots and join us for a Country Line Dancing Party Sunday!

Join us March 23rd and enjoy an evening of lively music, snacks, and refreshing beverages—all while learning some classic line dance moves. Whether you're an experienced dancer or new to line dancing, there's something for everyone!

• $10 in advance (reserve your spot today!)

• $15 at the door

We can't wait to see you there! Feel free to bring along friends and family—everyone is welcome.

Please RSVP on Sundays on the signup sheet or on our website here.

Upcoming Lent Schedule

Lent Midweek services: Wednesday nights. Dinner is at 6pm and service is at 7pm. The service is over at 7:45pm which is why we say "In by 6 and home by 8". We do need help with dinners and sign ups will be out next week. Please save receipts for any purchases you make.

March 26: Casserole night.

April 2: Taco/Mexican night

April 9: Smoking Team will provide dinner.

See’s Candy Fundraiser

The youth are doing Easter See's Candy Sales from now until March 30th.

Candy orders can be placed between services at the table in the courtyard.

Large Prescription Pill Bottles Needed

We are collecting empty large prescription pill bottles for the month of March. There will be a labeled collection box located at the back of the church. For more information contact Noël at dcenoel@gmail.com

Adult Ed: Lenten Parable Study

One of Jesus' favorite ways to teach was through stories or parables. The word "parable" means "comparison." We see throughout Jesus' parables that He is making comparisons between things that were culturally relevant for His first-century audience to help them understand the deeper spiritual truths of God. Furthermore, Jesus' storytelling oftentimes was illustrative of an indirect approach to communication. He used the narrative form to get His audience to think about what the parable was communicating to them. During this Lenten season, we will examine several of Jesus' parables. You will be challenged by Jesus' indirect approach as we think about not only how Jesus' first-century audience would have received them, but how our twenty-first-century audience should also receive them. In addition, most of the parable study will be led by senior DCE students from Concordia University (Pastor Jonathan will also do some of the teaching). We value the opportunity for us to be a "teaching church" for students preparing for ministry, and many of them who do fieldwork in other congregations do not have the opportunity to lead an adult Bible study. Our study will launch on Sunday, Mar. 9, and conclude on Sunday, April 27th. We hope you will join us.