About Us

One of the most distinguishable characteristics of a church is its use of the Word and the Sacraments.  A congregation's worship is its most visible and most important act as a community of faith. Fellowship's regular Sunday morning worship service is at 10:00 AM and we currently offer a 5:00 PM Worship and Praise service on Sunday evenings.  

We celebrate the Sacrament of Holy Communion every Sunday at both services and at other special occasions during the year such as Ash Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, and Christmas Eve.

The Communion table at Fellowship is "open" meaning that all baptized Christians who have been receiving the sacrament in their own congregations and who believe that Christ is truly present in the sacrament to forgive their sin are encouraged to receive His Body and Blood, "in, with and under" the bread and wine of the Lord's Supper.

Christian Education is a tradition in the Lutheran Church and a priority among our ministries at Fellowship.  God reveals himself to us in the Scriptures and our study of them helps us apply them to our daily lives.  This is an essential part of our growth as Christians.

Sunday School for all ages 3 years old through adult begins at 8:45 AM every Sunday except during the summer months.

A one year confirmation class for 6th through 8th graders is offered every other year and is held during the Sunday School hour.  Please contact the Pastor for more details. 

There are many opportunities to socialize with the other members of our family of faith.  Opportunities for all ages are offered throughout the year.  Some of the regular groups and activities are listed below.  You always invited to participate with us in:

Adult Choir Rehearses Wednesday 7:00-8:00 p.m. except during the summer months.

Social Events for our youth in various age groups are planned and led by parent volunteers.  They often enjoy overnight "lock-in" at the church for both fun and study.

Retreats and regional gatherings for our Middle School and Senior High youth are regularly scheduled.  The fees for these off-site congregational retreats and regional gatherings with youth from other congregations are generously offset by a portion of the proceeds from our Pumpkin Patch sales each year.

Family Fun Night Events (Movie Nights, Game Nights, Euchre Tournaments, Bowling)
Men's Breakfast (2nd Saturday each month 8:30 a.m.)
Potlucks
Women's monthly dinner outings (usually last Monday of the month at 6:00 p.m.)

​Women's Book Study

Guys' Night Out

Vacation Bible School/Amazing Grace Day Camp

Meals on Wheels
LSS Food Pantry
Heifer International

Annual Pumpkin Patch

Sawmill Interfaith Community Care group

Partner with Family Mentor Foundation to provide buddy bags for school students

Souper Bowl Sunday 

Collection of food items for holiday meals for Brookside Elementary families 

Collection of back packs and school supplies for students in late summer

To be a "called and gathered" faith family whose members so fully experience the undeserved love of God that we are moved to express that same love of God in our relationships with one another and the whole community.

• by inviting and welcoming all of God's children into our faith family while expressing a uniquely Lutheran theological identity.
  
• by integrating people into this faith family so that they will share its vision, own its mission, and celebrate its presence in this place.
  
• by celebrating together in a corporate worship that lifts up Word and Sacrament as a means of grace and utilizes a variety of liturgical and musical styles in expression of that grace.
  
• by teaching the Good News to youth and adults alike through an encounter with God's Word in both of its forms -- law and gospel -- which are a means of grace, and by boldly exploring our doubts, our hopes and our fears in a supportive and affirming environment which is an expression of grace.
  
• by building up the confidence and ability of our members to share the Good News of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection and their own faith stores with others both inside and outside this faith family.
  
• by challenging the members of this faith family to discover, develop, and apply their varied spiritual gifts, talents and personal resources in service to both the Church and the community as a joyful response to their growing relationship with God.

To share God's love and grace through our words and actions. 

• The Bible, through the lens of Jesus Christ’s grace, guides our values--Ephesians  2:8-9
  
• We confess that we are all sinners and believe Jesus Christ died for our sins--1st John 1:9, Romans 3:23-26
  
• We believe in the presence of Jesus Christ in Holy Communion, and we invite all Baptized people to share in the sacrament--1st Corinthians 11:23-28
  
• We value all people as children of God.--1st John 3:1, Genesis 1:26-27
  
• We care for our members, our neighbors and all of creation as Christ cares for us, demonstrated by our sharing of our selves, our time, and our possessions--Luke 10:25-37, Proverbs 3:27-28
  
• We commit to our spiritual development as a life long journey--2nd Peter 3:18, Phi 3:13-14
  
• We worship God and pray together as a celebration of our faith in the triune God and a celebration of our Christian unity--Phillipians 4:4-6, Acts 2:1-4, Ephesians. 4:1-6
  
• We follow the Great Commission, sharing the good news to make Disciples for Christ--Matthew 28:18-20