All Saints Lutheran Church & School

06/08/2026

Rich in Christ: The Rich Man, Lazarus, and the Treasure of Faith

A sermon for the First Sunday after Trinity, by Fr. Josh Leigeber In the Gospel for Trinity +1, Jesus tells the sobering account of the rich man and Lazarus. The contrast between the two is not simply one of wealth and poverty, but of faith and unbelief. The rich man receives abundant gifts from God but sees them only as instruments for his own comfort....

A sermon for the First Sunday after Trinity, by Fr. Josh Leigeber In the Gospel for Trinity +1, Jesus tells the sobering account of the rich man and Lazarus. The contrast between the two is not sim…

06/05/2026

St. Boniface

St. Boniface, missionary to the Germanic peoples, reorganized churches and strengthened Christian communities. He balanced bold action with pastoral care, rooted in prayer and obedience to God. His missionary zeal and dedication to the Church show how God equips His servants to proclaim the Gospel and nurture believers. Boniface encourages courage, diligence, and trust in God’s guidance. May his life inspire faithful witness, devoted service, and readiness to answer God’s call. All Saints Classical Lutheran School forms children in this inheritance. Learn more at classicaljonesboro.org All Saints Classical Lutheran School

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St. Boniface, missionary to the Germanic peoples, reorganized churches and strengthened Christian communities. He balanced bold action with pastoral care, rooted in prayer and obedience to God. His…

06/03/2026

Please be reminded that there will be no liturgy of Evening Prayer this evening. We will join together tomorrow (Thursday) for Holy Mass for the Feast of Corpus Christi at 6:30pm. Private confession and absolution will be offered beforehand, starting at 5:30pm.

06/03/2026

Today is the Feast of St. Elmo (or Erasmus). As the image shows, Elmo was ultimately martyred by having his abdomen slit open and his intestines wound around a windlass. Yet, he remained faithful to Christ unto death.

St. Erasmus, also called St. Elmo, was a bishop and martyr renowned for his courage and pastoral care. He ministered to Christians during a time of persecution, showing patience, faith, and concern…

06/03/2026

St. Erasmus of Formia (d. c. 303)

St. Erasmus, also called St. Elmo, was a bishop and martyr renowned for his courage and pastoral care. He ministered to Christians during a time of persecution, showing patience, faith, and concern for the spiritual welfare of his people. His life demonstrates the steadfast love and mercy God provides even in trials. May Erasmus’s example inspire faithful leadership, patience in adversity, and compassion toward those in need, trusting God’s sustaining grace in all circumstances. All Saints Classical Lutheran School forms children in this inheritance. Learn more at classicaljonesboro.org All Saints Classical Lutheran School

http://catholicjonesboro.org/2026/06/03/st-erasmus-of-formia-d-c-303/

St. Erasmus, also called St. Elmo, was a bishop and martyr renowned for his courage and pastoral care. He ministered to Christians during a time of persecution, showing patience, faith, and concern…

06/02/2026

Sts. Marcellinus and Peter (d. c. 304)

These Roman martyrs courageously endured suffering for refusing to renounce Christ. Their witness strengthened the early Church and exemplifies the power of steadfast faith under persecution. They remind us that martyrdom and sacrifice can testify to the truth and glory of God. Marcellinus and Peter inspire perseverance and bold witness. May we honor their courage by remaining faithful to Christ in daily life and offering our lives in service to Him. All Saints Classical Lutheran School forms children in this inheritance. Learn more at classicaljonesboro.org All Saints Classical Lutheran School

http://catholicjonesboro.org/2026/06/02/sts-marcellinus-and-peter-d-c-304/

These Roman martyrs courageously endured suffering for refusing to renounce Christ. Their witness strengthened the early Church and exemplifies the power of steadfast faith under persecution. They …

06/01/2026

No Other God Will Do

A sermon for the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity, by Fr. Dan Suelzle On Holy Trinity Sunday, it can be tempting to view the doctrine of the Trinity as a vague, intellectual, esoteric idea meant only for theologians. However, obsessing over the "how" of the Trinity misses the point entirely. The true danger of denying the Trinity isn't about failing a theological quiz; it’s about rejecting the very way God has revealed Himself to us....

A sermon for the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity, by Fr. Dan Suelzle On Holy Trinity Sunday, it can be tempting to view the doctrine of the Trinity as a vague, intellectual, esoteric idea meant only…

05/27/2026

You Need The Holy Spirit

A sermon for the Day of Pentecost, by Fr. Dan Suelzle The power of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost turned a group of uneducated disciples into courageous preachers who proclaimed the mighty works of God in Christ. Just as the Spirit transformed Peter from a man who denied Christ into a bold witness of the resurrection, God continues to perform his works wherever His Word is proclaimed....

A sermon for the Day of Pentecost, by Fr. Dan Suelzle The power of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost turned a group of uneducated disciples into courageous preachers who proclaimed the mighty works of G…

05/24/2026

🔥 Come, Holy Ghost! 🔥

Today is the Feast of Pentecost — the fiftieth day of Easter, the birthday of the Church, the day the Lord fulfilled His promise and poured out His Spirit upon His people.

The doors of All Saints are open. Come and receive what only God can give: absolution, the Body and Blood of Christ, and the life-giving breath of the Holy Spirit in Word and Sacrament.

Divine Service begins at 9:30am.
1812 Rains St, Jonesboro

Come, Holy Ghost, God and Lord — fill the hearts of Thy faithful people.

05/23/2026

Tonight the Church keeps vigil.

Before the great feast of Pentecost, Christians have long gathered in the evening to pray, to hear the Word, and to receive the gift Christ promised — the Holy Spirit, the Advocate, who dwells in the baptized and does not leave them as orphans.

You are welcome to join us tonight at 6:30pm for the Vigil of Pentecost at All Saints Lutheran Church, 1812 Rains St, Jonesboro. Whether you are a longtime member, a curious neighbor, or someone who has never set foot in a liturgical church before — the door is open and there is a place for you.

Come, Holy Spirit. Come.