…at the corner of 6th and Chalmers
First and foremost, a blessed and merry Christmas from all the saints at University Lutheran to all of you. O come, let us adore Him, Christ the Lord!
… Like everywhere else in the world (literally!), the year of our Lord 2020 was one for the record books here at UniLu.
My dear friends in Christ, What a joy it has been to be with you all this semester, in the Divine Service, in Bible Study, in prayer, and in our many wonderful activities and meals together. You are a gift of God to me. I have a couple things to say, and then further downContinue reading “Pastoral encouragement, an important survey, and late November UniLu info”
Dear Friends, Our brother in Christ, +William Schuh+, now rests from his labors. He fell asleep in Jesus last night, October 13, A.D. 2020, around 10:20 PM. And I heard a voice from heaven saying, “Write this: Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on.” “Blessed indeed,” says the Spirit, “thatContinue reading “+William Schuh+ now rests in Christ”
Dear Friends in Christ, I have a couple updates for you regarding Bill Schuh and the Schuh family, as well as an invitation to a couple opportunities to care for them with support and prayer, today. 1) Organ Donation Flag Ceremony at 4 PM today, Tuesday, 10/13.2) Prayer at the End of the Day, especiallyContinue reading “Bill Schuh Update – Two Ways to Care and Pray, Today”
Dear Ones, You are loved by God. “See what kind of love the Father has given to us, that we should be called children of God; and so we are.” You are members of His family, born into it in your Baptism. As His children, we are privileged to cry out, “Abba, Father,” and He hears our prayers andContinue reading “New Restrictions, But Still Gathering”
UniLu has had, for many, many years, a whole bunch of yew bushes (see some of them in the picture above). As bushes tend to do, these yew bushes grew and grew. And they ended up a little too big and overgrown. So what to do? We decided that we needed to cut them out.Continue reading “Cutting, Grinding, and Chipping ‘20”
Dear Friends in Christ, At all times, especially in a pandemic, we Christians need one another’s fellowship, encouragement, companionship, and prayer. We at UniLu are committed to providing a safe environment in which all of you can receive Christ’s gifts and enjoy our life together in Him. Since we are also part of the UContinue reading “Fall Semester 2020 Plans at UniLu”
Members of UniLu gathered on Saturday, August 8th, to add a bit of Lutheran art to the walls of the Commons. Maggie Brennan, Mackenzie Wells, Jami Martin, and Katie Schuermann worked tirelessly throughout the afternoon and evening. Now we have a big, beautiful Luther Rose to remind us of our Christian Faith. (We’ve pasted inContinue reading “Adding a Luther Rose”