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With in person communion no longer using the coffee creamer type of elements, we need people willing to fill the communion glasses and cut up the bread prior to worship and clean up afterward.

Kristin Tollefson has been doing this so far. She will happily train you in the new method of set up. Contact the church office (info@ulctempe.org or 480-967-3543) or sign up on the moving bulletin board if you are interested. Thank you!!

Yes! Singing in worship has returned to University Lutheran Church and Lutheran Campus Ministry! We may have been masked while singing (and will continue to be in the near future) but it has never sounded better to have some hymn and liturgy singing in our sanctuary!

What a joyful noise was raised to God last Sunday through the congregation and musical leaders. Soon we will be live-streaming and NOT recording worship. Live-stream worship will be available as a recording after the worship and available for about a week following.

Worship in person continues to celebrate communion in a more usual fashion with COVID protocols in place. The worship continues to remain a bit abbreviated ( 1 scripture reading most Sundays instead of 4).

There has been some interest in our community sponsoring an Afghan refugee family through Lutheran Social Service of the Southwest/Lutheran Immigration & Refugee Resettlement. We have done this in the past but it has been sometime.

Dottie (Ohe) Knox has agreed to coordinate these efforts and look into what would be required of us. From last Sunday alone two folks in attendance volunteered to help. We have reached out to Missio Dei and they are willing to partner with us. We are also reaching out to the Tempe Mosque to see if there is any interest on their part.

If you are interested and would like to know more, please contact the church office (info@ulctempe.org or 480-967-3543).

This Thursday we will reconvene in person for our first Page Turners meeting in a very long time. Please join us at 12 noon on Sept. 2 in the Campus Center. Pat Carper will lead our discussion of “Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI” by David Grann.

We will follow COVID safety protocols put forth by the synod, including masks. You may bring your lunch if you like: we will be socially distanced.

Anyone is welcome, whether or not you have read the book. Bring suggestions for books to read going forward. Hope to see you there

Remember, Sunday services now start at 10:30 am.

We hope to see you in person.
Or, you can watch our Sunday services online.