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Our Saviour's Lutheran Church (OSLC) welcomes and thanks you for visiting this site. If you are seeking a church home, we encourage you to browse our web site to find what OSLC has to offer. Better yet, we invite you to worship at one of our services.
 
Our lives are centered by our weekly worship together. And we model our church around patterns of growing in faith. We embrace our multigenerational experiences and also provide opportunities for growing in faith for adults, young adults, youth and Sunday School for kids ages five through senior high school.
 
We take great pride in getting dirt on our hands and dust on our faces. We have built three Habitat For Humanity (HFH) homes in just the past five years and have received the Platinum Hammer from HFH in recognition of our efforts.

Go In Peace

OSLC Library Open House

Sunday, February 21

9:30-11:00 am

Join us for an Open House during the Sunday School hour.  Celebrate the rejuvenation, reorganization, and rethinking of our Church Library with a Grand Re-opening.  There will be lots of treats!

Mardi Gras - Tuesday, February 16

Fat-Tuesday

Mardi Gras Celebration

Pancake Supper (5 pm - 7 pm)

Carnival (5 pm - 7:30 pm)

What is it?  A pre-celebration of the discipline of Lent with a Pancake Supper & Carnival games for our kids.  All proceeds will go to support our HS Youth for their trip this summer to San Bernadino.

Who is it for?  Fat Tuesday is for everyone.  There are carnival games, but also music, food & fellowship!

Spiritual Growth and Development

As incredible as it might seem at this time, I was a lifeguard at the Mulberry City pool here in Fort Collins
for 5 years after I retired from Campus Ministry at CSU. I had been swimming there for some years
when the manager asked me if I would be interested in guarding during the day for one day a week. I
became certified and had a wonderful experience.
One technique that is used in life saving is to approach a person in distress from the rear and out of

Pastor's Letter for January

As we begin the new year, I encourage you to consider reading upon an issue that affects us all.
Six new Books centering on the struggles in Israel and Palestine for peace have been added to our
Library and are available to be checked out. The titles of these books are:

  • Understanding the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict by Phyllis Bennis
  • Witnessing for Peace by Munib Younan
  • Occupied with Nonviolence by Jean Zaru
  • And Christians and a Land Called Holy by Charles Lutz and Robert Smith

Consecration Weekend is Coming!

 

February 27/28, 2010

The Vision of the Stewardship Ministry of OSLC:

“OPEN WIDE

OUR HANDS…TO

GOD’S AMAZING GRACE

So that we may be fruitful

in the Mission of God…WHO SENDS us”