What do you think was the most popular translation of the Bible in 2013? Would you have guessed the New International Version or the King James Version? What do you think was the most popular Bible verse to read? And the chapter? Here is a closer look at the details behind those questions and the answers. Bible Translations: According to the Christian Booksellers Association, the top 10 selling Bible translations…Keep Reading
Pastor’s Peace is a new feature post on the Our Savior’s Lutheran online greeter written by Pastor Becky Piper. Periodically, as events unfold in our church, community, or worldwide there may be times that Pastor Becky feels the need for pieces of support or instruction. We hope you find these posts informative and timely in your walk through life with God. There are times in our lives when even a…Keep Reading
OUTLAW RANCH 2014 RETREAT Middle School Retreat Pray!!! February 28 – March 1, 2014 Friday 7:00 pm through Saturday 5:30 pm Topic: “Let your request be made known to God.” (Philippians 4:6) Prayer is an important part of our spiritual life, but how do we pray? With the help of scripture, acronyms, and modern technology we will dive into the concept of prayer and maybe take home a few new…Keep Reading
The Annual Meeting of Our Savior’s Lutheran Church was held on Sunday, January 19th following worship service. Jack Corr, Dan Martin and Crystal Wiles were elected to the council. Adare Diers and Greg Neugebauer will be the alternates. After the Annual Meeting, the council elected the following officers for 2014: President—Alan P, Vice President—Bill D, and Secretary—Russell J. Marvin B accepted the appointment of Treasurer. Thanks to all the chefs…Keep Reading
ELCA Presiding Bishop Elizabeth Eaton, SD Synod Bishop David B Zellmer, and Pastor Michael Stadie from Lutheran Disaster Response will be visiting South Dakota to meet with people who have been significantly impacted by the October, Winter Storm Atlas. This meeting will take place at Grace Lutheran Church in Sturgis, SD on Thursday, January 16th, at 6 p.m. Mountain.
