Fireside Friday! May 28, 2021, 6 – 8 p.m.
Lent, Holy Week, and Easter 2021 at OSLC
Journey with us During Holy Week & Celebrate Christ’s Resurrection on Easter
Palm Sunday, March 28
10:30 a.m. on Facebook, YouTube on Demand, CATV
Maundy Thursday, April 1
6 p.m. on Zoom, Shared Maundy Thursday Dinner
7 p.m. on Facebook, YouTube on Demand, CATV
Good Friday, April 2
7 p.m. on Facebook, YouTube on Demand, CATV
Holy Saturday and Easter Vigil, April 3
7 p.m. Vigil on Facebook, YouTube on Demand, CATV
Easter Sunday, April 4
9-10 a.m., Easter Communion & Donuts, OSLC Parking Lot
10:30 a.m. on Facebook, YouTube on Demand, CATV
12-1 p.m., Easter Communion & Donuts, OSLC Parking Lot
Join us Online for Thursday Evening Prayer
Thursdays through March 25
You may download the bulletin for the remote worship service here.
There are three options for participating in remote worship Thursday:
- Join us on Facebook, where we can all live-chat one another during worship, which begins at 7:00 p.m. We can all pray in real-time together in this way by going to www.facebook.com/oslchanover
- If Facebook isn’t your thing, the same video is available on our YouTube Channel. All you have to do is click a link below; each link will bring you straight to the video. You can leave comments here too.
- March 25, 2021, Mary Versa Clemens-Sewall – Listening for the Call: Silence with Presence
- March 18, 2021, Katja Koeppen – Science and Faith: The Leading of the Spirit
- March 11, 2021, Lars Johanson – Exchange and Faith, Listening and Responding
- March 4, 2021, Ruth Mayer – Peace and Purpose: Floating on the River
- February 25, 2021, Anne Johnson – Identity and Grounding: Parenting a Child of God.
- CATV will be broadcasting our worship service. Please check the CATV schedule for viewing times.
Daily Watchword Devotions
Our daily Watchword Devotions is a collection of reflections written by and for the good people of Our Savior Lutheran Church and Campus Ministry. May the Holy Spirit continue to meet you as you create time for prayer and devotion this lent. Our Watchword Reflections devotional is available here.
Join us online for Lenten Evening Worship, 7:00 p.m., Thursdays in Lent
Join us! Virtual Midweek Advent Worship Series at 7 p.m., Thursdays December 3, 10, and 17, 2020.
Join us for the virtual Advent midweek worship service at Facebook.com/oslchanover or on Pastor Kyle’s YouTube Channel.
Book Discussion: Everyday Spirituality
Looking Ahead to Our Book Group Discussions
Our book discussion group will be meeting over Zoom every other Tuesday to discuss a new book, “Everyday Spirituality” written by New England Synod Bishop James Hazelwood. “Everyday Spirituality” is exactly what the title says – an invitation to honor ordinary experiences as holy ground. We don’t have to go on a retreat or sign up for spirituality lessons – we can stay where we are and sense divine presence in what we do each day. Bishop Hazelwood weaves together insights from scripture and theology with his own experiences and the stories he has received from others. He writes with the heart of a pastor and a mystic.
Please contact Paul Manganiello or the church office with any questions and for Zoom information.
If you would like a copy of Everyday Spirituality, you can order the book through a local bookstore, an online vendor such as Amazon or Target, or through the NE Synod by contacting Martha Whyte at the New England Synod. Proceeds from the sale of this book will go to the Synod’s Jubilee 2020 Fund and the Fund for Leaders to help eliminate seminarian debt.
Romans Bible Study
Join us for an engaging, conversational Bible study on the Book of Romans led by Pastor Kyle via Zoom on Thursdays at 7:00. All are welcome! Zoom link is published in the eUpdate – so stay tuned! If you aren’t receiving the eUpdate, subscribe here.
GOD’S WORK – OUR SOCIALLY-DISTANT HANDS, Sunday, September 13, 2020
Sunday, September 13, is an opportunity to celebrate who we are as the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America – one Church, freed in Christ to serve and love our neighbor. Our Savior Lutheran Church is no stranger to serving and loving our neighbors, not just on this special day of action but throughout the year.
Members of Our Savior Lutheran Church carry out Christ’s message to “feed the hungry” in a variety of ways: making monthly dinners for residents of Dismas House and Listen Community Services; assisting Dartmouth College students in preparing weekly Friday community meals at our church; donating food to our local homeless shelter; participating in advocacy for Bread for the World as well as contributing financially to ELCA World Hunger, and many other actions.
Let’s take this opportunity and combine these two events as we engage in “God’s Work. Our Hands. Sunday” and “National Hunger Action Month” and prayerfully consider how we may make our commitment to take action in one (or more) of the following ways:
1) Volunteer to help make one monthly dinner for Dismas House or Listen Community Services.
2) Deliver a meal or groceries to a neighbor unable to go out.
3) Write a letter to support the work of Bread for the World.
4) Donate food items for the Upper Valley Haven Food Shelf
5) Make a financial contribution to ELCA World Hunger
6) Contact your congressional representatives to urge them to support legislation for food funding such as SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) and WIC (the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for women, infants and children).
Prayerfully consider one of the above opportunities and take action. As church we are guided by our life in Christ to share the love of Jesus and serve our neighbors – even if such acts of service look different this year in the time of COVID-19. Thank you!
Our Savior Lutheran Church and Campus Ministry 
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