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Our Savior Lutheran Church
1209 Kingsbury Rd
Washington, Illinois 61571
Phone: 309 444-4030 309 444-4030
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Sunday Mornings
9:45-10:45 AM
Birthdays and Baptism Birthday Celebrations
During the Sunday School Opening on the 1st Sunday of the Month, we will be celebrating the children’s birthdays and baptism birthday together. Each child will receive a special gift for their baptism birthday. If you child is not in attendance on the day we celebrate the gift will be placed in their church mailbox.
Worship at Our Savior is one basic way to learn what means to be Christian. Children learn worship by worshiping with the whole congregation Sunday after Sunday.
By coming to worship, your child…
- Learns they belong to Christ and are welcome in his church
- Comes to know the Lord’s prayer
- Builds memorable, shared experiences with fellow Christians
- Is enriched by music and art
- Hears stories from the Bible
- Witnesses baptisms and holy communion
- Discovers that they are valued as persons by God and
- his people.
Prayer Garden
We have a Sunday School Prayer Garden. This “garden” is a bucket of picture sticks where, each week in Sunday School, two students will be picked for the students to include in their prayers. These names will be listed in the prayer section of the bulletin. We pray that this will be an encouragement to the children and a great way to teach and participate in prayer at home.
Mission Project
The Sunday School youth voted and they chose Lutheran World Relief as the recipient
of their Sunday School offerings.
Founded by Lutherans in the United States at the end of World War II, grounded in Lutheran theology and building on decades of experience, Lutheran World Relief tackles global poverty by helping people adapt to the challenges that threaten their livelihoods and well-being. We work with people based on need, regardless of race, religion or nationality and we do not evangelize. We provide aid in emergencies and help families restore their lives. We partner with communities to build and grow rural economies. We break the cycle of poverty, so families and communities can thrive. Our goal is to help people build self‐sufficiency and create new community‐owned approaches to problem‐solving that will last long after our projects end.
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