We appreciate all our volunteers who serve communion, greet our Sunday morning guests, usher and host at the Welcome Center. Help us cover hospitality by finding a day that works into your schedule. One signup is communion only. The other signup is for the other pieces of hospitality.
1045 Worship Volunteers
We appreciate all our volunteers who serve communion, greet our Sunday morning guests, usher and host at the Welcome Center. Help us cover hospitality by finding a day that works into your schedule. One signup is communion only. The other signup is for the other pieces of hospitality.
Sponsor Easter Lilies and Spring Flowers
Easter Lilies and Spring Flowers will be used to decorate the church for Easter. You can sponsor a plant for $20. Plants will be available for you to take home after Easter. Click the “Sponsor Payment” button to the left to make your payment. Envelopes are also available at the Welcome Center. Deadline to sponsor an Easter flower is Sunday, April 13, 2025.
“Power Through Disaster” Mobile Banquet – April 10
FLC Mobile Banquet will delivering 250 – meals at the YMCA, LifeHouse and ASPIRE. In addition, we will serve 200 meals at Meadowbrook to help those effected by the recent extended power outage. Please have your donations to the church kitchen by NOON on WEDNESDAY, April 9th. *If you are donating pork butts, please deliver them to the church by NOON on Monday, March 31st. All these meals will be delivered on Thursday, April 10, 2025
2025 Lenten Meals
Lenten Meals will be each Wednesday beginning on Ash Wednesday, March 5, from 5:00pm to 6:00pm. Menu changes each week. Help is needed to setup, serve, clean up, and bring treats each week. This is a great way to fellowship and serve at the same time. Click the “Sign Up Now” button to select a date and time on Signup Genius that works best for you.
Suggested minimum donations are $8/adult and $5/youth. Our Lenten offering and meal proceeds will be given to Lutheran Disaster Response. LDR collaborates with other disaster response organizations and religious entities in the U.S. and around the world which enables the greatest stewardship of resources and maximum impact of response.
March Ministry Partner – Dodge County Head Start
This local non-profit provides vital programs that support the comprehensive development of children from birth to age 5. In addition to their core programs, DCHS offers center-wide activities that foster community and empower stronger families. This spring, they will host a “Reading Together” event where families can come in their pajamas and enjoy reading together. First Lutheran can support this wonderful initiative by donating new pajamas and board books. Please consider picking up a tag in the fellowship hall to get involved. We have also created an Amazon wish list for ease of shopping, or you can make a monetary contribution.
Fellowship is an important part of Sunday mornings. Sharing our faith stories over coffee and donuts helps us grow as the FLC family. The Gathering sponsor helps cover the cost of the refreshments during fellowship time before and after Sunday services. The altar flowers are delivered each week to someone needing a little cheer or celebrating a special event. You will be contacted prior to your week for payment and your special message for the announcements. Call the church office if you need help getting your days reserved. You may include your payment in the offering on Sunday (be sure to designate your payment) or click “Sponsor Payment” to the left and fill out the Miscellaneous Payment section and specify your payment description.
Lawn Care – Mowing
We have had some moisture and warm temperatures which means grass will be growing soon! Look for opportunities to help with lawn care here at First Lutheran.
Push Mower/Trimmer: We are looking for a few more volunteers for the mowing rotation (mowing 2-3 times from April-October). The mowing/trimming around the church building takes about an hour and a half. The mower, gas, and trimmer are all provided by the church.
Zero-Turn Mowers: We need volunteers willing and able to operate zero-turn mowers provided by the church to mow the outer field areas around the church every other week. This job takes 1 person approximately 6 hours or 2 people approximately 3 hours.
Lawn care is usually completed on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday so the church looks nice on Sundays. In addition to mowing, we also need volunteers to help edge and assist with landscape clean up as needed. If you are interested, please call the church office, or contact Dick Norenberg (402-721-0615). Those that can operate a zero-turn mower, please click the button to sign up for slot(s) online.
Youth & Childrens’ Ministries
2024-25
Register now for all youth activities at FLC. Sunday School (age 3 – grade 6). WAM Kids, 7th & 8th grade Confirmation. Middle School youth group, High school youth group. Please contact the church at 402-721-2959.
Breakfast Club Treats
Every Thursday morning, a group gathers to do some jobs around the church and spend fellowship time with coffee and treats. We are looking for people who would be willing to bring treats to serve this group. The treats need to be at the church by 9 am on Thursdays.
Athletic Shoe Recycling
FLC is partnering with a company called gotsneakers? to recycle athletic shoes. Shoes that are badly worn are shredded and the materials are incorporated into new products. Shoes with some life left in them are redistributed to markets in which they will continue to be worn. AND, the gotsneakers? company pays a small amount for shoes that are sent in, no matter how worn out they are! Proceeds will support Spoudazo.
Shoes (which must be at least 4.5 inches long) accepted are: running, walking, hiking, court shoes, cleats (rubber only), casual (such as Skechers and Vans). Any brand is acceptable; they do not need to be name-brand shoes. Please leave all insoles and laces intact. Bring your shoe donations to the church.
Shoes not accepted are: boots (except hiking), dress shoes, flip flops, sandals, slippers, and water shoes.