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Readings for:

March 16, 2025
Second Sunday in Lent - Reminiscere
First Reading
Genesis 32:22-32
Second Reading
Romans 5:1-5
Gospel Reading
Matthew 15:21-28
Liturgical Color
Purple

All the Household - A place for Lutherans who want to use the Church's calendar to center their household life around the Church's Lord.

What about Fasting for Lent?
Lenten Devotions

Lent Services

Wednesdays, March 12, 19, 26, April 2, 9 @ 6:30pm with Lent Supper at 5:15pm to 6:00pm

Stewardship

Matthew 15:27 – “Yes, Lord, yet even the dogs eat the crumbs that fall from their masters’ table.” Faith receives what God gives, because faith knows that God only gives good things. Indeed, God has given us so much more than just the crumbs that fall from the table — He has given us life, salvation, body and soul, eyes and ears, possessions and income. That’s where our stewardship starts: with faith in the God who is the greatest Giver

• lcms.org/stewardship
• What About Stewardship (PDF)
• Stewardship (book)
• Support Good Shepherd

Life Message

On St. Joseph: “Though Mary’s husband did not beget Jesus from his own body, he did father him in the fashion of a foster, adoptive, or step-parent. For this reason, he has received the title of Guardian of Our Lord. His service to God and family not only figures prominently in the Gospel of Jesus Christ but also exemplifies the holy vocation of fatherhood and testifies to the sanctity of marriage, parenting, adoption, and every human life.” Pastor Michael Salemink, Lutherans For Life - A Life Quote from Lutherans For Life www.lutheransforlife.org

What About Life

• www.word-of-hope.org
• LCMS Life Ministries
• Lutherans for Life

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