The Season of Pentecost
June 21st, 2026

Prayers of God’s People.
Lord, in your mercy . . . Hear our prayer. This coming week we lift up Julie Watt; Darla & Dave Friest; Don & Karin Goodell; Tom Fredeen & Mary Siepelmeyer Yates.  May God walk with these faithful friends as they share the gospel alongside us.

Thank you to everyone who helped with the rummage sale!

Our June Mission of the Month is Head of the Lakes United Way to assist our neighbors down the shore as they begin to recover following the Stewart Trail Fire. Head of the Lakes United Way is partnering with Lake County to serve as the fiscal agent for donated funds and will administer assistance to families in need. Click on the “Give” button above to help.

Two large white rolling breakers coming toward shore on Lake Superior. Sky is cloudy and blue-grey, lake is darker and gorgeous.

Start Off the Day With a Morning Meditation. Pastor Tom emails a short meditation each day of the week. If you’d like to receive these quick little essays about living the gospel in the midst of our daily routines, simply have Pastor Tom add you to our email list. All are invited to receive these meditations.

We are a Reconciling in Christ congregation.
You are invited to participate in the life of the church regardless of your sexual orientation, gender expression, political leanings, religious affiliation, immigration status, or attitude toward lutefisk. We are a community of faith made up of imperfect people seeking the mystery of God’s love together; a church where beginners are welcome, forgiveness is proclaimed, inclusion in promised, and hope comes alive.

Pink diffused sunlight peaking through clouds over a boreal forest.

We are Partners in Ministry!
If you have a crisis or simply need someone to talk to, I invite you to call me. If you have a talent that you’d like to share, wish to learn more about the Christian faith, or know of someone who could use a home visit, please reach out. My cell # is 218-370-9491. My email address is lutchurch@boreal.org -Pastor Tom

We acknowledge that we live and worship on the traditional lands of our indigenous neighbors. We honor that we are able to build a community that reflects the culture and values of our immigrant forebears because the Ojibwe Nation gave us permission to do so through a series of treaties.