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  The Pastor and People of Christ Lutheran Church welcome you to participate in the congregation's fellowship-- a life of worship of Jesus Christ, the true Savior, mutual care and concerned service to others. 

Our Congregation gathers to worship the Lord every Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m. (also at 8:00 during the summer.) Special services and holiday services are conducted and will be announced in advance. Sunday School, for both adults and children, is conducted every Sunday morning at 9:10 a.m. There is a class for every age, and all of the teachers are well-trained Christian people. 

We also offer a Mid-Week school every Wednesday evening throughout the regular school year for elementary and middle-school aged children. These classes meet from 7:00-8:00 p.m.

For a list of organizations operating within our church, go to the activities page.

Pastor:
Rev. John Einem
Read the Pastor's Message

 

Woman to Woman is heard on KJRG Newton 950 AM Saturdays at 7:00am, and KFDI Wichita 1070 AM Sunday at 8:00am.

 A Joyful Noise

Why not join the church choir this fall? 

The brilliant Christian psychiatrist, Dr. Walter Menninger, said that singing in a church choir was very helpful to him. After an exhausting day at work, he found it inspirational and soothing to go to choir practice at his church. The music enabled him to put the stress of his day behind him, get in touch with something beautiful and holy, and end the day relaxed and uplifted.

Ask a choir member what singing in a choir does for him or her. It's very likely that you'll find he or she gets great joy in serving the Lord through singing. And remember, also, there is wonderful fellowship among choir members. Singing in a choir is a good way to make new friends. Try it.

Choir practice will resume in August. You are invited to join us on Sundays, in the choir loft. If you have questions, please contact Melanie Wetzel .

 

What about Handbells?

The handbell choir wishes to thank the congregation for making the necessary funds available to have our handbells completely refurbished. The Schulmerick representative for this area lives in Nebraska. He picked up the bells, took them to his shop, did all the work and then brought them back. He did a beautiful job and the bells look brand new. We also have new table covers which were purchased with memorial funds from Kenneth and LaVonne Markley.

 


Children's Hand Chimes


Children's hand chime choir will start at a later date, so watch for starting date in the bulletin. Parents, please let me know if your child wants to participate in this. It is very important that members of the choir attend all rehearsals unless there is an emergency. - Eugenia Nordman
 

  Worship Services:

SUNDAYS
9:10 AM - Sunday School
9:10 AM - Bible Study
10:30AM - Worship

Holy Communion - First and Third Sundays

Nursery

Members who are parents of young children have indicated a strong desire to train their children as to proper conduct in worship services. While they may briefly utilize the nursery if their child becomes disruptive, their wish is to return to worship as soon as possible rather than leave their child in the nursery with an attendant. Therefore, at this time, we will no longer provide nursery attendants. We would like to thank Marsha Arehart for her many efforts and dedication shown in scheduling workers for the nursery in the past, and to those of you who volunteered.

If, in the future, a need for this type of nursery service is indicated, the Church Council will re-establish a nursery attendant program.

 

Lutheran Hour Ministries

Bringing Christ to the Nations and the Nations to the Church

Visit their website for the latest schedule or to listen to the broadcast online.

The Lutheran Hour is heard on:

KGGF 690AM, Coffeyville, Sundays at 7:00a.m.;

KJRG 950AM, Newton, Sundays at 7:00a.m.;

KFDI 1070AM, Wichita, Sundays at 8:30am.

Other station listings

"Life Quotes"

Be sure to visit the Lutherans for Life website, dedicated to the sanctity of life.

Lutherans for Life 
(888) 364-LIFE 

 
www.lutheransforlife.org

When Is the Church Building Open?

The church building is open most weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

The church secretary is generally in the office on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Fridays from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm

Pastor is usually in the Pastor’s study from 8:30 a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday, and is available to meet at other times - simply call and arrange for a mutually convenient time.

Please feel free to stop in at any time, but if you have something specific you would like to address, it would be best to call ahead to assure that ample time will be available

If you have a particular time you need to be in the building, arrangements can be made if you let us know when you will need access.

   
   
 

 

 
 

The Pastor's Message

 

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Glory to God in the Highest!

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It has been a true joy, this past year, for each of us to have served the Lord and this congregation in our various capacities.  Our prayer is that each of you will be richly blessed by God this holiday season and throughout the New Year.  Thank you for the many greetings, cards, and gifts that helped to brighten our celebrations.

 

 

In Christ’s love,

Pastor Einem, Deaconess Doreen, Jessica, Craig

 

 

 

From the Deaconess
(Director of Youth & Christian Education)

 

 

    Wednesday, January 6th is the Day of Epiphany—the day on which the Church recognizes the arrival of the Magi to the Christ child as told in the Gospel of Matthew.  The word epiphany means “revelation” or “showing forth.”  The season of Epiphany begins with the Day of Epiphany and ends with Transfiguration Sunday—the Sunday before Ash Wednesday.  The Scripture readings each Sunday and the Sunday school lessons for children in preschool-5th grade during Epiphany reveal or show Jesus for whom He is—the Son of God.  These accounts show God’s power and mercy, and they explain God’s word of hope, love and life given to all nations.  During Epiphany—the Season of Light—may we all experience the light of Christ and reflect it to those around us.

                                                                                  --Doreen Scheuerman

 

 

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