Join us this morning as we welcome Travis Aufderheide, executive director of Green Lake, for Camp Sunday. He has a short camp message and a special Kids message. He will be sharing more about camp during Kids Connection....  Read More

The council recently approved replacement of the failing rooftop HVAC unit over the Fellowship Hall area. This was the oldest remaining unit left from a period dating back to the late 80s/early 90s. It is the last recent replacement of units from that era which had been in service for 30 years or more.This new unit offers higher efficiency cooling and heating for that large area of the building. I...  Read More

We are saddened to share that long time member Dick Hagen, age 84, passed away at home yesterday. A celebration of his life will be held this Saturday, January 11th at 11am here at All Saints. Visitation at the church begins at 10am.  Read More

Looking for something to do with your family on a Friday night? Get out of the cold and join us for a family movie night the evening of January 24. The movie will start at 6:30 pm in the Ministry Center. We will provide the popcorn. Feel free to bring your own treats, blankets, or stuffed animals to enjoy during the movie! We hope to see you there. ...  Read More

Financial wellness is our focus area for January. Saundra Davis, professor and financial coach, shares that “financial wellness comprises both the math and the emotions of money,” and outlines three pillars of financial wellness: clarity on goals, knowledge of your financial numbers, and the ability to adjust your behaviors and manage your emotions in a way that honors both your priorities and fin...  Read More

The January 2025 Newsletter is now available for download. 5th - Kids Connection resumes, Sundays at 10am8th - Intergenerational Dinner and Service Night, 5:30pm-8:30pm24th - Family Movie Night, 6:30pm26th - Parent and Child Playdate, 11am For up to date information and to register for events, visit our Events Page....  Read More

Join us on January 8 as we come together in fellowship hall for a dinner. Following dinner, we will head over to Feed My Starving Children in Chanhassen to serve together. Feed My Starving Children is a fantastic organization that sends packs of food to people all over the world. There are a variety of ways to volunteer during a packing session accommodating volunteers as young as 5 years old or v...  Read More

On Christmas Eve, the lights in our sanctuary sparkle brightly. The wreaths hang in the windows, the fully lit Advent wreath shines forth a warm light, the congregation holds flickering candles (of both flame and LEDs), and the tree twinkles with lights, ornaments, and strands of beads.If you are in the sanctuary this Christmas season, or watch the service online, you might not notice how large th...  Read More

It is easy to feel isolated in this cold and dark time of year. Perhaps you’ve moved recently and are now hours away from family and friends. It doesn’t have to be physical distance, though. With everyone’s varied and busy schedules, it’s easy to live within a few miles, yet be unable to find a time that works for everyone to gather. Alone in the dreary cold of winter, it can be difficult to remai...  Read More

But you, O Bethlehem of Ephrathah,    who are one of the little clans of Judah,from you shall come forth for me    one who is to rule in Israel,whose origin is from of old,    from ancient days.— Micah 5:2 And Mary said,“My soul magnifies the Lord,    and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior,for he has looked with favor on the lowly state of his servant.    Surely from now on all generations will c...  Read More

Barren pines keep watchas snowdrifts pile on their roots —birds fly with snowflakesFrozen red aster -now a playground and shelterfor two cold squirrelsDeep beneath snowpacka lily seed rests in soil -an expectant bloom...  Read More

How much snow did you get yesterday?As adults, we see every inch for the work it'll take to clear off of our sidewalks, driveways, and roads. We know that slippery roads lead to slow commutes and accidents. We think of all the lost productivity from co-workers who run late or need to leave early to pick up kids when the schools close. We see each falling degree of temperature as another dollar to ...  Read More