Sisters In Spirit invite LCOS women and their friends to a virtual social hour on Friday, January 21, 6:30 p.m. Grab a favorite beverage, and join Sisters in Spirit on the Zoom screen for a stress- free get-together. Catch up with others without donning your mask,...

On Sunday, November 14, LCOS had the Blessing of the Quilts for 23 mission quilts that were ready to go to Lutheran World Relief to be shipped to disaster sites around the world. You may have heard Pastor Wayne briefly refer to the fact that our previous quilt...

As we start the New Year (2022), Memorial Gifts would like to recap and focus our attention on the Lou Dunkle Endowment fund. The purpose of this fund is to provide a vehicle whereby persons may present gifts and be assured that these monies will assist in the future...

The Haddonfield Council of Churches invites area residents to join local clergy in a worship service commemorating the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr on Sunday night at 7:00 at Haddonfield First Baptist Church located on Kings Highway in Haddonfield. In a...

The other day, a seemingly very ordinary trip to the grocery store turned into one of those surprising moments of insight, where I happened to be at the right place, at the right time, and I heard something that stopped me. I entered the parking lot at about the same...

Like some TV comedies, the book of Esther exaggerates familiar human attitudes and behaviors. People can recognize themselves in the story. The humor exposes foolish thoughts, harmful policies, and human weakness. Join us in January and February as we discuss this...