First Communion Family Gathering. This will include decorating an Easter candle, rehearsal for the Easter Vigil under the guidance of Ruth Mayer, baking communion bread with Monte Peterson, and a delicious dinner.

Bible Workshops will be held on the Fifth Saturdays of 2007: 31 March, 30 June,
and 29 September (29 December is excluded). We’ll meet from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m, and end with midday prayers. Location: Cana Hall.
Each workshop will have a different theme. For March our discussion is
entitled Selected Parables of […]

The next Habitat for Humanity work day is Saturday, March 31st.
We have been assigned the house on the Meriden road between Lebanon and Meriden. The work shifts are 8 am - 12 noon, or 12 noon to 4 pm. Please email Lutheran Center if you are able to help out that day.
We […]

The committee will meet to discuss the ongoing campus and young-adult ministry of OSLC. Meeting location: The Parsonage, 2 Brook Rd, Hanover

Is job preparation enough? Is a degree from Dartmouth, Harvard or……Yale enough? How does (or should) the secular institution impart wisdom and meaning?
Date: Thursday, March 29th, 7:00 to 8:30 PM, Dartmouth Hall, room 105.
Moderator: Dean Dan Nelson
Presenters:
Lori Arviso Alvord
DHMC Surgeon, Dartmouth graduate
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Tonight it begins! We begin our great three day journey to Easter. The Triduum in Latin. But whatever word you choose it means the journey from death to resurrection. Because it is the death of Jesus and his resurrection it becomes for us our hope that though we all shall surely […]

Please join us for our fifth and last Wednesday Evening in this Lenten season. The evening begins with a Bible Study from 5:15-6:50 p.m. (study-goers take a break to enjoy supper.) Join us for supper and fellowship at 6:00. Our simple meal consists of hearty soups, bread, hot dogs, beverages and fruit. […]

Lutheran Campus Ministry — Expanding Minds, Deepening Faith, Inspiring Service
Lutherans have much to contribute to the discussion about what it means to speak of someone well educated. Martin Luther, himself a professor at Wittenberg University, lifted up the importance of connecting education and vocation in the world. Education is worldly in the […]

Recently Susan and I visited a member of the congregation who does not live nearby. We surprised him and enjoyed a delightful visit. In our conversation he spoke about a sense of “taking more than his fair share of our time.” Fairness is an important concept for all of us, beginning sometime […]

On Sunday, March 25, OSLC hosted a well-attended panel discussion on housing in the Upper Valley. The moderators, Rosemary and Dan Affeldt, did a superb job of tying together the various challenges–and the organizations seeking to respond to those challenges–facing individuals and families needing housing, whether it was finding a way to get essential […]

After worship, join us for lunch and presentations and conversation about the challenge of finding adequate and affordable housing in the Upper Valley. How do we build both homes and community? For more information see Featured Happenings.