Tag Archives: Whidbey Island

9/13/26 “Ancient Stories Informing Our Lives?” – Pastor Jim Lindus – 8:00 a.m. service



Its RALLY DAY! Services are now 8:00 and 10:30. Come worship God and enjoy fellowship with brothers and sisters in Christ. Pastor Jim will be preaching a special sermon on forgiveness, the TLC Choir will be singing, Karl and friends will be making music.


9/6/26 “How Many Hands?” – Pastor Jim Lindus – 8 a.m. service



Come worship God and enjoy fellowship with brothers and sisters in Christ. Pastor Jim will be preaching a special Labor Day weekend sermon – “How Many Hands?” We will also be honoring Robin Edgeman, our long-time Parish Manager (33+ years), who has just retired!


7/12/26 “Bearing Fruit in the Lives of Others” by Bishop Yehiel Curry – 10:30 a.m. service



Join us this Sunday for worship as we welcome the Presiding Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, Yehiel Curry, and his wife, LaShonda. They will be joined by Bishop Shelley Bryan Wee of the Northwest Washington Synod. Join us for a word of hope and encouragement, uplifting music, Holy Communion and joyful praise.


11/19/23 “The Fear Factor” by Pastor Chris Breuninger – 9:30 a.m. service



Welcome to our 9:30 a.m. worship service.  Pastor Chris is preaching this morning about God’s admonition to ‘fear not’ and ‘do not be afraid’ and why that is so vital to our spiritual relationship and growth.


8/13/23 “Uncharted Waters” by Pastor Jim Lindus – 8 a.m.



Ever feel like you are drowning in the storms of this life? Perhaps you felt like Peter, sinking beneath the waves when he took his eyes off of Jesus. Listen to the words of the Gospel… the Good News… with the power to give hope to the hopeless and lift you up from the depths of despair.


7/2/23 “Can We Admit That?” by Pastor Jim Lindus – 8 a.m.



Welcome to our Sunday worship service at 8 a.m. We are glad you could join us!
Pastor Jim is preaching today about being honest about how little we know of a magnificent God, but holding strong and close to what we do know about a loving God through the revelation of Jesus Christ.
PS: the special music today after the sermon is incredibly beautiful and heartfelt.