All Saints Lutheran Church

09/08/2026

Join us today at 12:10pm for spoken Mass as we celebrate the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

The Nativity of Mary celebrates her birth and foreshadows her unique role in God’s plan of salvation. From early life, Mary’s obedience and trust in God set her apart. Though Lutherans …

09/07/2026

Listen to Father Suelzle’s sermon yesterday on Luke 17:11-19.

A sermon for the Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity, by Fr. Daniel Suelzle. The story of the ten lepers (Luke 17:11-19) illustrates the deep connection between faith and thanksgiving. Leprosy isolates…

09/06/2026

O Lord, I love the habitation of your house, and the place where your glory dwells! (Psalm 26:8)

09/03/2026

Every Thursday, Lutheran Student Fellowship meets on the A-State campus at 7pm in the Pine Room of the Union for fellowship, discussion and prayer. Invite your A-State friends, we would love to see you there.

09/02/2026

We look for the resurrection of the body and the life of the world to come.

Thanks be to God for uniting Julia to the death and resurrection of Christ in the waters of Holy Baptism and for continuing to feed and nourish her with His Word and Sacrament throughout her life. We entrust her to the mercy of God and look forward to seeing her again at resurrection of all flesh when Christ appears.

Funeral service is tomorrow (Thursday) at 2pm, with visitation the hour preceding.

View Julia Mae Reiman's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

09/01/2026

After mercy is asked and mercy is given, the only fitting response is praise.

In the Common Service used at All Saints, the congregation sings: "Glory be to God on high, and on earth peace, goodwill toward men" — the very words the angels sang over the fields of Bethlehem (Luke 2:14). The early Church took up the angels' song and enlarged it into a hymn to the whole Holy Trinity, and the Church has never stopped singing it since.

Notice what this teaches us: praise follows forgiveness. We are not congratulating ourselves. We are joining a chorus that began over a manger and has never ended.

Divine Service Sundays at 9:30am — come add your voice. allsaintsjonesboro.org

09/01/2026

St. Giles of Athens

St. Giles, likely born in Athens, became a hermit and later abbot in France. He was known for his humility, dedication to prayer, and care for the poor, his life reflecting the virtues of solitude, contemplation, and service within a Christian community. Tradition also associates him with miraculous aid for the needy, a reminder that God's providence often works through faithful, ordinary lives....

St. Giles, likely born in Athens, became a hermit and later abbot in France. He was known for his humility, dedication to prayer, and care for the poor, his life reflecting the virtues of solitude,…

08/31/2026

Listen to Father Leigeber's sermon from yesterday on Jesus' Parable of the Good Samaritan.

A sermon for the Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity, by Fr. Josh Leigeber. “We love because He first loved us.” So what does it mean for God to make us love what He has commanded? That is what we pray…

08/31/2026

Time to plan your outfit! Our Best Dressed Contest is one of the highlights of Oktoberfest every year — dirndls, lederhosen, and everything in between. Last year's contestants brought some serious style.

Start pulling your Bavarian best together now — we can't wait to see what NE Arkansas shows up in on October 17th. Tag a friend who needs to enter this year!

08/29/2026

Today in the Church's calendar is the Feast of the Decollation of St. John the Baptist.

This feast commemorates the beheading of John the Baptist at Herod’s request (Mark 6:14–29). John faithfully condemned sin, prepared the way for Christ, and accepted death rather than comprom…