Gethsemane’s Toddler Time program called “The Vine” starts up on Wednesday, 9/12 at 9:00 am. For more information, click here!
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Church and School
"I am the vine, you are the branches." John 15:5
Gethsemane Lutheran Church provides worship and spiritual growth opportunities that build up families and individuals, young and old alike.
Gethsemane Lutheran School offers a well-rounded, affordable educational opportunity for youth K-8 to enjoy a safe environment and grow academically, spiritually and athletically.
Gethsemane Lutheran Church and School
~ Established and rooted in God's grace since 1942 ~
Church Blog
If God didn’t give us the Ten Commandments to show us how to get to heaven – and he didn’t! – then why did he give us all those rules? What good purpose do they serve? This will be the focus of our study this Wednesday evening at 7:00 – a great review of the…
This Wednesday evening, October 10 at 7:00, we’ll consider the following questions: What are angels and where did the devil come from? Why is the world evil? What did Adam’s sin do to me?
This Wednesday, October 3, we will begin a new Study that will walk us through the basic teachings of the Bible step by step. This week we will answer the following questions: 1. How does everyone know that there is a god? 2. Why can we believe the Bible? 3. Who – or what –…
Our family life sermon series concludes this weekend (October 6-7) as God’s Word encourages us and our families to Take Time Together as husbands and wives, moms and dads, grandmas and grandpas, aunts and uncles, siblings and cousins to enjoy the blessings that God has in store for those who make Christ a welcomed guest…
Jesus did not come to be served but to serve. He served us by giving his life as a ransom for our sins. That changed things for us. We no longer live for ourselves but for the One who lived and died and rose for us. What a joy it is and what a blessing…
Cain killed his brother Abel. God tried to call him to repentance. Rather than owning it, Cain asked the question that still resounds in homes and hallways and hearts today: “Am I my brother’s keeper?” Actually, Cain, yes; yes, you are. We all are. We all are our brother’s keeper. We all are called –…
“Take Time Together . . . on a Sunday Morning” The focus of worship and the sermon this weekend will be on the blessings that come when families take time and make time to regularly worship together.
School Blog
Our annual Back 2 School Night again includes the chance to bring in all of those supplies! We also will have treats and fellowship tonight to catch up with folks you maybe haven’t seen in a while. Join us at 7p and enjoy the light backpack on Thursday.
School parents – Please remember to register your child(ren) for the 2018-2019 school year on the TADS registration portal. Need help? Shoot me text, call or email anytime. Happy to assist! The other GLS teachers and I look forward to seeing everyone back to school in a few weeks.
Each year, WELS schools throughout the region join together under one theme. The school year theme is then worked into the daily and weekly happenings throughout the school year. The theme for the 2018-2019 school year is “Walk with God – Talk with God.”
Thank you to all the kids participating and everyone who helped make “Splash Canyon” a fun time during our VBS this past week! Good to say see all the kids enjoying themselves and learning more about Jesus!
VBS 2018 kicks off today under the theme “Splash Canyon.” The week should be a lot of fun! Walk-ins are welcome today or any day so come and enjoy the adventure with us!
Special thanks to the kids choirs, adult choirs, soloists, keyboardists, pastors and everyone else who helped during our outdoor worship services for Ascension. Principal Lauber, from our sister congregation at Good Shepherd is seen here directing the children’s choir.
Kindergarten Round-Up has begun for the 2018-2019 school year. Please know we have limited spots available so first come, first served. Interested in learning more? Please contact the school office.
