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The American Legion auxiliary Nels T. Wold Post 20 was challenged to do 10 for 10 for kids in school. Chaplain Elaine Metzger presented a donation of multiple packs of tissues and sanitizing wipes to Our Savior’s Lutheran School. A picture of some students with the donation can be seen below-
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church performed its Spring Musical “I Witness News: Live From Jericho on Wednesday, May 11 at 1:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. The show was full of funny jokes, singing, dancing, and Bible Stories with a modern twist to them. The musical is about a modern-day news crew going back in time to
The 3rd and 4th grade class at Our Savior’s Lutheran School spear-headed a gathering of items for Ukrainian refugees last month. They found that The Orphan Grain Train was taking a collection in mid-April, so they advertised within the school and church and then worked with the organization to pack everything and send it to Wisconsin. The
Our Savior’s Lutheran School is joining thousands of schools across the country as they celebrate National Lutheran Schools Week January 25-29. Activities throughout the week focus on the theme “Sent to Serve” as the students discovered more ways that they can serve in our world, country, community, and neighborhoods.
The students at Our Savior’s Lutheran School has been celebrating National Lutheran Schools Week this week. There are over 2,000 Lutheran schools across the United States participating with the main theme for the week. The theme is Joy: Fully Lutheran, they learned, played, and grew together through many different lessons and activities throughout the week.
