Our 8 a.m. traditional worship service includes liturgical traditions and hymns blended with some familiar southern gospel favorites.

Confirmation supports families in preparing for the Rite of Confirmation — when students publicly profess their faith. Students will study the basics of our Lutheran faith, the basics of discipleship and how to follow Jesus in this world. Confirmation students will also be assigned to a “huddle” group led by a high school leader. In these Confirmation huddles, students will discuss the teaching of the day and ask, “What is God saying to me?” and “What will I do about it?” This two-year program is for 7th and 8th grade students on Sunday mornings from 9:15 – 10:15 a.m.

Join the adults in our congregation for weekly Bible study and fellowship.

CURRENT STUDY:
Beginning  Sunday, June 1 our Adult Bible Class will begin the new study “Melodies of Praise”. Colossians 3:16 tells us we should sing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs with thankfulness to God in our hearts. This study will take you behind the scenes of well-known hymns and songs to understand the background, biblical inspiration, and meaning of the songs and how it can apply to our lives as Christians. The study starts with a word from Martin Luther on his thoughts of the importance of music to the Christian life and then we dig into hymns/songs like, “First Things First”,  “The Old Rugged Cross”, “Amazing Grace” and “Because He Lives”,  just to name a few. We will be singing, but don’t be self-conscious of your singing voice …Just sing louder!

Join us online for our 10:30 a.m. contemporary worship service, which is available each Sunday via livestream on our YouTube channel by clicking HERE.

Our 10:30 a.m. contemporary worship service is led by our full-band praise team. This service includes a children’s message and popular worship songs. We have a staffed nursery available for children.

Senior Pastor John David leads this Bible study geared towards empty nesters Tuesday mornings at 9 a.m. in Room 19. Stay for an optional time of fellowship activities and light refreshments afterwards.

The OurTime ministry provides Christ-centered activities addressing the spiritual, social, physical and educational needs of men and women in the “second half of life.” This segment of our church family includes empty nesters, retirees, grandparents, divorcees and widows/widowers — all of whom desire fellowship with others and to be productive servants of Christ.

This study meets on Wednesday at 9 a.m. on Zoom to discuss the readings for the upcoming worship service. During group participation different views and ideas are expressed as we grow together in Christ. For more information, contact Pastor Eugene Krueger at eugene@sotv-wdm.org.

This small group meets on Wednesday at 9 a.m. on Zoom to study books of the Bible or themed Bible studies. Homework is provided for each week’s lesson, and preparation is encouraged, but not mandatory. The group occasionally meets for in-person fellowship and service projects. Contact Marilyn Shults for more information at mjshults5@gmail.com.

SOTV’s longest-running Bible study has been meeting since 1978! This group meets at the church every Thursday from 9:30-11:15 a.m. Meet new friends and learn while you enjoy food, fellowship and fun. Contact Marie Rickert for more information at marierickert47@gmail.com.