Living Waters Lutheran Church

06/01/2026

Tomorrow we will gather around the table at Theresa's Cafe in Flemington. Hope to see you at 9:30 am.

05/30/2026

This Sunday we gather to celebrate Holy Trinity. In Matthew’s gospel, The disciples see Jesus and worship him and at the same time they doubt.

What is God saying to you in these times of doubt? What words of assurance are you hoping to hear?

Cathedral of the Incarnation

05/24/2026

The Spirit is filling our centerpiece!

05/24/2026

The modern painting of Pentecost in the church Santuario Nuestra Senora del Sagrado Corazon by Navarro Perez Dolz.

05/18/2026

Celebration of Baptism for Hendricks. Congratulations to the entire family.

05/16/2026

“For what shall we pray?” is a weekly post inviting individuals, groups, and congregations to lift up our world in prayer. This resource is prepared by a variety of leaders in the ELCA and includes prayer prompts, upcoming events and observances, and prayer suggestions from existing denomination...

05/15/2026

Stayed tuned for a schedule date/time to discuss.

Election years are a significant time for Lutherans to be active in civic engagement, and congregations and rostered ministers must ensure that activities related to the electoral process are transparent, nonpartisan and legal. This updated guide shares important considerations. https://resources.elca.org/advocacy/being-a-public-church/

05/07/2026

Peace Among the Nations

Gracious God, grant peace among nations. Cleanse from our own hearts the seeds of strife: greed and envy, harsh misunderstandings and ill will, fear and desire for revenge. Make us quick to welcome ventures in cooperation among the peoples of the world, so that there may be woven the fabric of a common good too strong to be torn by the evil hands of war. In the time of opportunity, make us be diligent; and in the time of peril, let not our courage fail; through Jesus Christ our Lord.”

ELW Kindle Version, 283

Join us for the National Day of Prayer on May 7!

Religions for Peace USA is hosting an interfaith prayer service with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America as a supporting member. Log in at 2 p.m. Eastern time via Zoom or Facebook to participate in this time of prayer and unity.

Register through the link in the comments section below.

05/05/2026

“Red is believed to be the only color spirits can see, representing a calling back of the spirits of missing and murdered loved ones.” —Rev. Wanda Frenchman

Adopted by the 2025 ELCA Churchwide Assembly, the memorial "Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women" encourages "congregations, synods and the churchwide organization to observe annually MMIW Awareness Day on May 5 and to promote the wearing of red to raise awareness of MMIW."

Today is May 5, the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (also referred to as "Red Dress Day"). On this day we lament the MMIW crisis and call attention to the MMIW movement alongside our Indigenous siblings — those missing and those still searching for loved ones.

To learn more about this crisis and the movement it inspired, to find a tool kit of action steps and resources, and to plug in to the ongoing work of the ELCA's Indigenous Ministry and Tribal Relations network, visit elca.org/mmiw.

As you join us in observing Red Dress Day, we invite you to share in the comments section a photo of yourself wearing red in solidarity.