Since 1895, First Lutheran Church has been a constant, caring, community presence, serving the needs of the South Shore Lake Superior area.
We will have another in-person church worship service this Sunday, April 18th in First Lutheran Church at 10:45am, following Covid-safe guidelines.
Council voted this week to allow masked, but quiet, singing during the service.
Council voted this week to allow masked, but quiet, singing during the service.
WELCA Group Resumes MeetingsWELCA - Women of the ELCA - Evangelical Lutheran Church of America--has recently resumed their in-person meetings.
Area women interested in joining should call Sue at 715-774-3759 or Karen at 715-774-3742. Future scheduled meetings:
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This Week's ServicesDownload - Easter Sunday Bulletin_2021.pdf
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First Lutheran Supports Local Charities
Food Donations for BRICK MinistriesLast spring when COVID-19 was upon us and we recognized the need for face masks, people from First Lutheran, including Joyce Olson and Leann Hess, began sewing masks for distribution locally. Johnson's Store allowed us to begin offering a free face mask in return for a contribution of food for the BRICK Ministries food shelf. Parishioner Laurie Gucinski, who also works at BRICK, has reported that in the last three months she has brought over 256 pounds of food to BRICK, donations from the face masks.
BRICK is open in Cornucopia at the Town of Bell Community Center on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays from 10am to 3pm. Laurie welcomes additional food donations to BRICK delivered to her house or she will pick it up. |
The Fig Leaf Thrift Shop new hoursHave you been spending some quarantine time cleaning and decluttering? The Fig Leaf Thrift Store is now open for business Thursday-Saturday, 10am-3pm. Face masks are required and shopping capacity is limited to 5 customers.
New donations are accepted only on Mondays with a limit of 3 bags or boxes per person. Most needed items right now include fall and winter clothing, sweatshirts, puzzles, kitchen items, bedding, towels, and shoes in good repair. Proceeds from the Fig Leaf come back to area communities in the form of monetary donations. |
