This Sunday, our Youth & Family Reconnect weekend concludes with the Reverend Brooks Patti delivering a message from Mark 9:2-9:  “Seeing Jesus in a Whole New Light.”  For more information about Youth & Family Reconnect weekend, contact John Erickson at olyerickson@gmail.com or visit http://oslc-family-reconnect.blogspot.com.
The Ericksons are coordinating worship volunteers this Sunday.

At 9:00 am the OSLC Men’s group will host breakfast.  This will be followed by a youth-focused fellowship with the Rev. Brooks Patti.  Topics will include youth issues and how it is OK to be a Christian in today’s challenging world.
6:00 pm Youth & Family Potluck:  The Rev. Patti will lead a discussion between youth […]

Students Fighting Hunger is a group of Dartmouth Students whose aim is to raise awareness about hunger-related issues while meeting local needs through community service.  They aim to improve lives by preparing community dinners, working with local farmers to harvest leftover produce, and coordinating food drives.  We are pleased to welcome Students Fighting Hunger to […]

There will be a fellowship meal in OSLC Cana Hall followed by an introduction of the Rev. Brooks Patti.  The Rev. Patti will lead the youth and adults on a self-discovery exercise of current programs and events and how they relate to the five functions of the early church as depicted in Acts:  Worship, Fellowship, […]

God Was My Copilot
(Mark 4:35-41)
I was telling you awhile back about the last time I was on sabbatical with the flock of sheep down in Meriden, New Hampshire. We were trying to figure out how to visit all of the places the pastors were going to on their sabbatical and the only way that I […]

Planting Your Field of Dreams!
Mark 4:30-34    Luke 15:11-32
This morning is about planting seeds- sermon seeds that might grow in you and bloom into God’s kingdom.  Every preacher prays that a sermon might sow some seed which God can grow in the life of the listener, transform your life and bring the joy of God to […]

Students Fighting Hunger is a group of Dartmouth Students whose aim is to raise awareness about hunger-related issues while meeting local needs through community service.  They aim to improve lives by preparing community dinners, working with local farmers to harvest leftover produce, and coordinating food drives.  We are pleased to welcome Students Fighting Hunger to […]

OSLC’s Women of the ELCA will have a Potluck Supper at Marilyn Lewis’ house, June 18th, at 6:00.  Plan to come, and please let Marilyn know if you will be coming, and what you will be bringing.  We will finish up our planning for our next year.

This Sunday we resume our summer worship schedule.  Worship will begin at 9:30.  The Coffells are coordinating Sunday worship volunteers.

Doug Wysockey-Johnson of Lumunos in Burlington, VT, will return to OSLC on June 13th as he leads a retreat to help us explore God’s call in our lives.  What is call?  Lumonos answers the question this way:  Call is for all people, and it is about more than career.  It is about what we say […]

Students Fighting Hunger is a group of Dartmouth Students whose aim is to raise awareness about hunger-related issues while meeting local needs through community service.  They aim to improve lives by preparing community dinners, working with local farmers to harvest leftover produce, and coordinating food drives.  We are pleased to welcome Students Fighting Hunger to […]

We’ve returned from the wonderful first leg of our sabbatical (”Paul and the Roman Empire” in Turkey) and a relaxing visit back to Jerusalem to reconnect with friends and celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Jordan and the the Holy Land.  We are now into the second leg (work on converting […]

Orientation for Assisting, Altar Guild, and Ushers will be held on May 17th and June 7th after worship.  Contact the church office or sabbatical committee member for more information.

Kurt Nelson will be preaching today.

Students Fighting Hunger is a group of Dartmouth Students whose aim is to raise awareness about hunger-related issues while meeting local needs through community service.  They aim to improve lives by preparing community dinners, working with local farmers to harvest leftover produce, and coordinating food drives.  We are pleased to welcome Students Fighting Hunger to […]

(Contact Madeline Boughter)