Nevertheless…
By Miriam Rossow Death is ugly. It doesn’t seem to matter if the death is expected or unexpected. It doesn’t seem to
Celebrating Life in a Cemetery
By Marieanne Rose Planting flowers on our parents’ graves on Memorial Day is something Karl & I have done for many years.
Buried with Christ
By Miriam Rossow Sunday, July 17th was the 2 year anniversary of my dad’s death. I had been with my family for
Is It Sunday Yet?
By Matt Hein After a busy but refreshing day of worship this past Sunday, I drove our children home and they all went
Talking about Death
By Miriam Rossow My 8 year old has had a hard time separating. She has been worried that something will happen to
Ketchup. Candy. Wisdom. Inspiration.
By Rebecca Hasey Ketchup. Candy. Wisdom. Inspiration. Just some of the gifts I've received from Pastor Zehnder. Pastor Zehnder came to St.
The Problem of Pain
Advent Devotion for Friday, December 6 By David Carlson Read Matthew 24: 36-44 In 1939 as Great Britain was being drawn into a
An Intentional Eye
By Ryan Peterson I didn't really know Byron. I knew his daughter Sarah, as we had attended Concordia University Wisconsin together years ago.
Holding Fast
By Becky Majesky One of the really great things about belonging to a multi-site church is that we’re a community blessed with three
My Father in the Gospel
By Jonathan Petzold 1 Corinthians 4:15-16: "Even if you had ten thousand guardians in Christ, you do not have many fathers, for in Christ