340 E. 15th Street, Tempe, AZ 85281-6612 (480) 967-3543
During our Holden Evening Prayer mid-week Lent worship, we take time to gather around a cross, light a candle and offer a silent prayer. Thanks to Lutheran Campus Ministry (LCM) student, Isaac Humrich, for making the cross.
Midweek worship is Wednesday at 6:30 pm (each Wednesday through April 5th). All are invited. You can also watch via our live stream on our website.
Sunday, March 5
Monday, March 6
Tuesday, March 7
Wednesday, March 8
Thursday, March 9
Friday, March 10
Saturday, March 11
We will be having a catered meal* on Sunday, April 16 after worship. Join us as we continue to celebrate our 70th year. Share your University Lutheran and/or Lutheran Campus Ministry stories and memories.
Send us an email, a postcard, or call us and let us know your history with us. We will share these stories and memories at our 4/16 celebration. We will also feature one or two each week on our website and e-newsletter.
Stories and memories can be sent to the office: info@ulctempe.org or 340 E15th Street, Tempe, AZ, 85281 (Phone: 480-967-3543).
We look forward to hearing from you!
*We received two anonymous donations to cover the cost!
Bread for the World is a collective Christian voice urging our nation’s decision-makers to end hunger at home and abroad. Read the AZ Fact sheet and a summary of the Farm Bill here.
In the letters we write to our elected officials this year, the focus will be on ensuring that the 2023 Farm Bill is passed. The bill developed out of many meetings with grassroots organizers as well as staff of relevant congressional members. Its comprehensive focus is on building a healthy, equitable sustainable food system by way of the Farm Bill.
The March 5th Forum updated us on the progress of the Bill. An insert in the Sunday (March 5th) bulletin had further facts and a sample letter. You can also view here. Thank you to Ruth Wootten for all her work and presenting our March 5th forum.
If you wrote a letter, please let the office know (info@ulctempe.org or 480-967-3543). Thank you!
Appearing at Peace Park this week is this 4X8 plywood painting. What do YOU think it says? We do not know the artist but this exhibit is currently on display in the park.