Mount Olive Lutheran Church

He has been raised; he is not here. Look, there is the place they laid him. But go, tell his disciples and Peter that he is going ahead of you to Galilee; there you will see him, just as he told you.
Mark 16

The empty tomb means that Jesus is always out in front of us, that through his resurrection he has conquered all that denies life and imprisons us so that we may be free to follow him; that our moments of fear and uncertainty are only moments and we can go on just as those faithful women ultimately did, to live and share what Christ has taught us.

Easter Blessings,
Pastor Laura

Lutherans and Society

Pastor Siri is leading a five-week class called “Lutherans and Society” on Wednesday nights from April 11 to May 9. What does the ELCA tell us about social issues? How do we advocate and speak up about oppression and injustice without getting into “politics”? What is the role of the church in this? What issues are going on in Rochester that people of faith should speak up about?

For a full list of events and activities at Mount Olive, see the Calendar.

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• See the May Newsletter

• Spring Quarter Wednesday Nights
  April 11 - May 9
  6:15 Channel One Backpack Project
  6:30 Children: Fishbowl Open
  6:30 Confirmation: Everyday Samaritan
  6:30 High School Youth Group
  6:30 Adults: Lutherans and Society