Gethsemane Lutheran Church

Gethsemane Lutheran Church Engaged by God in a Living Faith: at Home, at Church and in the World. WORSHIP AT GETHSEMANE is a time to connect with God and each other on Sundays.

Gethsemane Lutheran Church is Becoming Beloved Community
We are Engaged by God in a Living Faith: At Home, At Work, and in the World

WE WELCOME & CELEBRATE EVERYONE: folks of all races, ethnicities, gender and sexual identities, political affiliations, and generations. Dress in your preferred style and join us for liturgy, traditional and contemporary music, and to hear meaningful messages.
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Contemporary Worship: 8:45AM.
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WHEREVER YOU ARE on your faith journey -- whether you've been a Christian for years or are just checking it out -- Gethsemane is a place to belong, be nourished, and to grow in your faith. Learn more about who we are, what we believe, and what we value at www.glconline.org/welcome/beliefs

The Transforming Power of the Holy SpiritDuring the Lenten season the Art Team invited members of the congregation to sh...
05/21/2026

The Transforming Power of the Holy Spirit
During the Lenten season the Art Team invited members of the congregation to share their Joys and Sorrows, Empowerments and Pains, written on heart and thorn cut outs. As Lent is a season of reflection on our walk with God, soon comes Easter where we discover new life in Christ. Now as we enter the season of Pentecost, we recognize that the Holy Spirit has taken hold of us and sends us out as a new creation.
Art team members took our hearts and thorns and made them into a baptismal font full of ROSES to depict this transformation. We give thanks for you and for what God is doing through you!

05/20/2026

Inside the Text • May 20, 2026

Join Pr. John as he explores this coming Sunday's Gospel text John 20:19-23. This Sunday is Pentecost - the birthday of the church, and while we celebrate it once a year, Pentecost is actually a way of living. Find out how Jesus breathes the Spirit into his disciples and how that Spirit guides us today. As always, grab your Bible, bring your questions, and be open to what the Spirit is stirring.

Autocaptions by © CapCut
Music © CapCut

05/13/2026

Inside the Text | May 13, 2026

Join Pr. Lydia as she explores the Gospel text, John 17:1-11, for this coming Sunday. Jesus' final words before his betrayal and arrest are a prayer for his disciples. These words not only show us how deeply Jesus cared for his followers and friends, but they show us the hope that Jesus had for all of us as we are drawn into God's eternity. As always, grab your Bible, bring your questions, and be open to what God is stirring.

Autocaptions by CapCut
Music © CapCut

05/06/2026

Inside the Text | May 6, 2026

Join Pr. Lydia as she explores this coming Sunday's Gospel text, John 14:15-21. We continue in Jesus' farewell discourse where he gives his final words and wisdom to the disciples before his arrest. In this reading we hear Jesus' instruction to obey his commandments and the promise he makes to send another Advocate, the Spirit of truth to be among us. As always, grab your Bible, bring your questions, and be open to what God is stirring.

Autocaptions by CapCut
Music © CapCut

04/29/2026

Inside the Text | April 29, 2026

Join Pr. John as he explores this coming Sunday's Gospel text, John 14:1-14. Jesus tells his disciples that he is going ahead of them to prepare a place for them, and when they don't understand what he means, he declares, "I am the way, the truth, the life." As always, grab your Bible, bring your questions, and be open to what God is stirring.

Autocaptions by CapCut
Music © CapCut

04/22/2026

Inside the Text | April 22, 2026

Join Pr. Lydia as she explores the Gospel story for this coming Sunday, John 10:1-10. We are at the midpoint of our journey through the season of Easter in the church calendar, and this fourth Sunday of Easter is Good Shepherd Sunday. Each year we get a different part of chapter 10 from John's Gospel to explore what it means for Jesus to be the Good Shepherd. As always, grab your Bible, bring your questions, and be open to what God is stirring.

Autocaptions by CapCut
Music © CapCut

04/15/2026

Inside the Text | April 14, 2026

Join Pr. John as he explores this coming Sunday's Gospel text, Luke 24:13-35. On the road to Emmaus, some of the disciples encounter Jesus, but they do not recognize him. In fact, they don't recognize him until they are sitting down and eating together. How often do we not recognize Jesus even when he is right in front of our faces? Grab your Bible, bring your questions, and as always, be open to what God is stirring.

Autocaptions by CapCut
Music © CapCut

04/08/2026

Inside the Text | April 8, 2026

Join Pr. Lydia as she explores the Gospel text for this coming Sunday, John 20:19-31. This coming Sunday is the second Sunday of Eastertide, and we encounter the disiciples afraid, grieving, and uncertain behind closed doors. Jesus comes to them and offers peace and presence. As always, grab your Bible, bring. your questions, and be open to what God is stirring.

Autocaptions by CapCut
Music © CapCut

04/03/2026

We invite you to stop by the Fellowship Hall and enjoy this Holy Week maze created by our own Naomi Chinn and Children's Ministry Director Nina Zieska.

04/01/2026

Inside the Text | April 1, 2026

Join Pr. John as he explores Easter Sunday's Gospel text, John 20:1-18. In John's Gospel, the story of Jesus' resurrection comes first to Mary Magdalene who is mourning in the garden where he was laid to rest. As always, grab your Bible, bring your questions, and be open to what God is stirring.

Autocaptions by CapCut
Music © Capcut

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715 Minnetonka Mills Road
Hopkins, MN
55343

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 12pm

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(952) 935-1753

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