Worship Opportunities at West Linn Lutheran Church
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Live/Remote Streaming Worship
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UPCOMING LIVESTREAM FOR August 9th, 2020
AT 9:00 AM: Coffee Hour - Zoom info
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RESOURCES for Children & Families!
Here are the children's bulletins and a craft activity for Sunday, August 2nd! This Sunday is the tenth Sunday in our Pentecost season. "Help!" is the cry we are listening for this week. We'll have a story from the Bible about Jesus' disciples in a boat running into a storm. Find out how Jesus saves them and teaches them and us about faith. You can find many more resources for children and adults to explore at the Faith Formation-Resources in a Time of Crisis page! 
How to Make a Paper Boat
Jesus meets his disciples in a boat on a stormy sea. They trust that he will help them stay afloat in their time of trouble! Making a paper boat is a great activity that’s easy to finish and doesn’t require a lot of materials. These directions are from "How to Make a Paper Boat" on wikiHow. The beauty of making a paper boat is that you only need one piece of printer paper to complete the task! By folding the paper into sharp creases and shaping it to look like a boat, you can make a great-looking paper boat in minutes. As you make the boat, think about the steps that Jesus took on the water to meet the disciples. Pray while you work for Jesus to meet you, too, and guide you to safety. HOLY COMMUNION BREAD
David Webster, a food scientist, offers us this recipe for bread made at home that could become our communion bread! Give it a try and share a picture of your home communion table!
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HOW TO FIND US
FROM I-205, take the West Linn exit (Exit #8) and go north on Highway 43 for approximately 1.5 miles to Jolie Point Road, which will be on your right. Turn right on Joile Point and enter the church in the first driveway on your left. FROM LAKE OSWEGO, take HIghway 43 south for approximately 3 miles past McVey Avenue to Jolie Point Road, which is the second street on the left after you pass Mary S. Young State Park. Turn left on Jolie Point and enter the church parking area in the first driveway on your left. |
Traditional Worship @ 8:15 am
This service utilizes the various orders for worship in the Evangelical Lutheran Worship (ELW) Hymnbook. We try to connect to our historical roots of liturgy and song, scripture and preaching, Holy Communion and sending as we gather to give praise to God.
This service utilizes the various orders for worship in the Evangelical Lutheran Worship (ELW) Hymnbook. We try to connect to our historical roots of liturgy and song, scripture and preaching, Holy Communion and sending as we gather to give praise to God.
Contemporary Worship @ 10:45 am
This service involves a Worship Team of instrumentalists (guitarists, percussionists, pianist) and singers of all ages who lead the congregational singing of more contemporary songs. The "liturgy" of this services tends to be more informal and involves people of all ages in many different ways.
