Martin Luther - O Lord, Look Down From Heaven, Behold

Correction to Wednesday Advent services

Please note that our Wednesday Advent services have been moved from 7:30 to 8:00 pm due
to a scheduling conflict. Please join us for these services of prayer, hope, and healing, December 2, 9, and 16th.

Peace be with you.

Christ Be Our Light

Find Peace during the hectic holidays!

Laughter, get-togethers, family time, gift giving—these have come to define  what the holiday season should be like. But beneath the laughter and cheer, there can be a lot of pain and heartache. Economic stress, family conflict, painful memories, loneliness, acute grief—these also define Christmas for many people. Late December is, for many folks far from a “Holly Jolly Time”. Sadly, some dismiss Christmas altogether. 

Joy is available! True joy! This joy does not come from the commercialized cliché driven marketing craze which defines what Christmas has sadly become in this society, but from the one who brings joy like none other: Jesus Christ, whose birth we Christians celebrate on December 25^th. Leading up to the nativity of our Lord, we celebrate Advent as a time of anticipation. Please join us for Special mid week Advent services, which emphasize spiritual healing and peace:  Wednesdays, 8:00 pm,  December 2, 9, 16. Non-perishable food items, as well as a monetary offering will be collected and donated to LUMS--Lutheran Urban Mission Society.

I Know That My Redeemer Lives (Jesus Christ)

Dunbar Lutheran Remembers

Dunbar Lutheran Church invites you to join us in a service of remembrance, as we remember the Canadian war dead, and all those who have suffered and died as a consequence of war, and pray that the God of all mercy and goodness guide the nations in the way of peace. Please join us tomorrow, Wednesday, November 11, 9:00 am.

Should infants be baptized?

Here Pastor Ernie Lassman, Messiah Lutheran, Seattle, offers a concise and clear answer to those who object to infant baptism.

One Bread One Body.

One Bread One Body