Summer Worship Schedule :
One worship service at 9:30 a.m. through July and August

Fall and Winter Sunday Worship Schedule:
Holy Communion starts at 8:00 & 10:30 AM Coffee Fellowship after each service.

Education Hour starts at 9:15 AM. Adult Education and Confirmation Class are held at the Church.

Youth Sunday School Classes are held at 17 N. Selma

 

  
     

Make a Joyful Noise!
Music has been an important part of Lutheran worship for more than 500 years. Want to become a part of this tradition?  Join our choir or come and play hand bells!  We also welcome special music by our members during our service.  

The Christ Choir meets Wednesday nights at 7:30 p.m.  The choir performs most Sundays (September through May) and prepares two cantatas a year. Our singers are dedicated to working hard and having a good time! If you can sing in the shower, you’re good enough to join us!


The Handbell Choir meets for practice each Wednesday evening at 6:00 p.m. throughout the music year.  More ringers are needed and are welcome!  You don't need to read music - you only need to be able to count and concentrate. 


For more information about the Christ Choir or the Handbell Choir, contact Diane Drollinger.

Meet our Music Staff!
Diane Drollinger directs the Christ Choir and the Handbell Choir. She is a graduate of the Conservatory of Music at Capital University in Columbus, Ohio and holds a degree in vocal music performance. She has conducted various choral ensembles over the past 25 years, has been a recitalist and professional vocalist and has taught voice privately. Diane has an extensive background in musical theatre and served as the Music Director for many community productions when she lived in Ohio. She also has experience working with young voices.


Mark Ruff plays our Schlicker organ.  Mark comes to us from St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Portland where he was music director, organist and choir director.  He previously was organist at St. Paul’s Evangleical Lutheran Church, Providence, RI, Park Place Congregational Church, Pawtucket, RI, and Amherst Lutheran Church, Amherst, NY.  He was organist and accompanist in various Portland recitals.  He has also played for recitals in Bruhl, Germany, and Buffalo and Fredonia, NY.    He has studied piano and organ at Lutheran Summer Music, SUNY College at Fredonia, NY, and University at Buffalo. Mark is currently on sabbatical and will return December 19, 2007.