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New Grief Support Group
Renewing Hope ....for Happiness is a non-denominational support group for those who have lost a loved one. We're here to be good listeners, share each other's burdens and demonstrate Christ's love. Meet at the church monthly on the 3rd Sunday at 4:00 p.m starting Feb. 21st.New Men's Bible Study
Just for the Men
April 6th @ 7:00 p.m.
Scott Pretzlav’s home
8681 Pepper Mill Run
Join Scott Pretzlav as he and other men take The Love Dare, a 40-day journey to strengthen and reinforce their marriages. Sign up in the narthex or contact the church office.
Crafters Wanted
Fri. Mar. 12th at 6:30 pm in the Yanda room at Valley.
Discovery 201-Growing In Christ
March 20th from 9 to 12
Childcare will be provided
Join Pastor Hoffman in Discovery 201—Growing in Christ in the run to “second base” in the Disciple Discovery Process to bring you to maturity in Christ through spiritual disciplines.
Childcare will be provided
Join Pastor Hoffman in Discovery 201—Growing in Christ in the run to “second base” in the Disciple Discovery Process to bring you to maturity in Christ through spiritual disciplines.
Holy Week Services
Maundy Thursday
Thursday, April 1st
7:00 pm
Good Friday
Friday, April 2nd
7:00 pm
Easter Sunday
Sunday, April 4th
9:00 am & 10:30 am
New Core Group
Hosts -Paul and Crystal Koballa, 8636 E. Craig Dr. in Bainbridge,Sundays, at 4:30 p.m. Includes a light dinner.Kathy Bennett will lead the group. The book is 3:16 by Max Lucado. ALL are welcome.
Welcome To Valley Lutheran Church
Welcome to Valley Lutheran Church. Valley Lutheran is a place for you to connect with Christ and connect with others, to serve others and share the precious gift of salvation.Valley Lutheran Church is a member of the Lutheran Church Missouri-Synod.
Worship Times
Sunday Mornings
9:00 a.m Traditional Service
10:30 a.m. Family Praise Service
(When there are 5 Sundays in a month, one worship service is scheduled for all at 10:00 a.m.)
This Sunday, Mar. 14th the sermon is entitled "The Other Brother?".
Thoughts....
Scripture Focus: Luke 13:1-9
I think the parable in Luke 15is misnamed when it’s called the parable of the Prodigal Son. It doesn’t say that in the text, and upon a careful reading of the text, one begins to realize that it’s a parable of a father and his two sons. The prodigal usually gets all the attention (in more ways than one), and many of us easily identify with him. If the truth were to be told, however, most of us are like the “Other Brother,” always there, never far away, always faithful, and yes, sometimes resentful of the ones who wander. The other brother in the text didn’t play his role well. How about us? How can we be a good “other brother?”