Worship Schedule and Details

Central's Sunday worship services consist of traditional worship, based heavily on the Lutheran Book of Worship, at 8:15 A.M. and 10:45 A.M. on Sunday mornings in the sanctuary. Holy Communion is celebrated every Sunday at both services, and nursery care is available as well. Nursery is available. Noon prayer is held in the chapel every Wednesday.

In the summer, the worship schedule is shifted slightly; traditional worship is at 9:00 A.M. and 10:45 A.M.. For the church seasons of Advent, Lent, Holy Week, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, there are services at other times as well.

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Sermon Archive

Please ask for permission before using any part of these sermons. Contact the church office for more information.

May 22, 2011	Many Mansions, John 14:1-14, Pastor James Kegel
May 1, 2011	Seeing and Believing, John 20:19-31, Pastor James Kegel
April 21, 2011	Table Manners, Pastor Robyn Eddy
April 10, 2011	De Profundis, Psalm 130, Pastor James Kegel
March 9, 2011	Ash Wednesday Homily, Pastor James Kegel
March 6, 2011	The Real World, Matthew 17:1-9, Pastor James Kegel
February 27, 2011	A Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow, Matthew 6:24-34, Pastor James Kegel
February 13, 2011	Clear Instructions for Daily Living, Matthew 5:21-37, Pastor James Kegel
January 30, 2011	Blessing in 3-D , Micah 6:8, Matthew 5:3-16, Pastor Robyn Eddy
January 23, 2011	Eye on the Prize, 1 Corinthians 1:10-18, Pastor James Kegel
January 16, 2011	Light to the Nations, Isaiah 49:1-7, Pastor James Kegel
January 2, 2011	What’s the Matter with Matter?, John 1:1-18, Pastor James Kegel
December 26, 2011	Baby Blues, Pastor Robyn Eddy
December 19, 2010	Father and Son: A Nativity Story, Matthew 1:18-25, Pastor James Kegel
December 12, 2010	Just Going About, Matthew 11:2-11, Pastor James Kegel
November 28, 2010	Sleep like a Baby, Matthew 24:36-44, Pastor Robyn Eddy
November 21, 2010	Image of God, Colossians 1:11-20, Pastor James Kegel
November 7, 2010	Rest in Peace, Hebrews 4:1-11, Pastor James Kegel
October 17, 2010	The Heart of the Gospel, 2 Timothy 3:14-4:5, Pastor James Kegel
September 26, 2010	You Can’t Take It with You, Luke 16:19-31, Pastor James Kegel
September 19, 2010	Let’s Burn Korans, 1 Timothy 2:1-7, Pastor James Kegel
September 12, 2010	Life Together, Luke 15:1-10, Pastor Robyn Eddy
August 22, 2010	Set Free, Luke 13:10-17, Pastor James Kegel
August 8, 2010	Fear Not, Luke 12:22-40, Pastor James Kegel
July 25, 2010	Teach us to Pray, Luke 11:1-4, Pastor James Kegel
June 27, 2010	Advice to Ministers, Luke10:1-11,16-20, Pastor James Kegel
June 20, 2010	What is so important?, Luke 8:26-39, Pastor James Kegel
May 30, 2010	A Little Lower than the Angels, Psalm 8, Pastor James Kegel
May 23, 2010	Polyglot Spirit, Acts 2:1-21, Romans 8:14-17, John 14:8-18 & 25-27, Pastor Robyn Eddy
May 16, 2010	Circle of Prayer, Acts 22:15-22, Pastor James Kegel
May 9, 2010	Let the Spirit Lead, Acts 16:9-16, Pastor James Kegel
April 25, 2010	She Had a Name, Acts 9:36-43, Pastor James Kegel
April 18, 2010	The Right Side of the Boat, John 21:1-19, Pastor James Kegel
March 21, 2010	Count it as Loss, Philippians 3:4b-14, Pastor James Kegel
March 7, 2010	God’s Promise for Tough Times, Luke 9:28-36, Pastor James Kegel
February 28, 2010	"I just want to be a Pharisee", Luke 13:31-35, Pastor James Kegel
February 14, 2010	Appearance and Reality, Luke 9:28-36, Pastor James Kegel
February 7, 2010	Acres of Diamonds, Luke 5:1-11, Pastor James Kegel
January 17, 2010	Beulah Land, Isaiah 52:1-5, Pastor James Kegel
January 10, 2010	Greatly Loved, Luke 3:15-17, 21-22, Pastor John Linn
January 3, 2010	Word of God, Incarnate, John 1:1-18, Pastor James Kegel

 

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Central's Mission Statement

• Loving: We have received Christ's love for us and wait to reflect that love to others. Love is expressed in the sharing of positive caring deeds that maximize the use of our gifts for the sake of others.

• Christians: We are followers of Jesus Christ.

• Together: We are committed to coming together as a community in large and small groups for worship, education, nurture, fellowship, and service.

• Praying: indicating our dependence on Jesus Christ through prayer as the critical communication linking us with God's presence and power.

• Inviting: We want to be inclusive in the sense that we provide many entry points and need meeting ministries both for those outside and inside our fellowship. Being inviting is directed both externally and internally, and reflects an inviting attitude we have towards each other.

• Growing: Numerical and spiritual growth. Growing in numbers but also all members growing and developing in their lives of faith.

• Celebrating: A joyous positive attitude of celebration of worship and all other corporate activities, influenced by the joy we receive from Christ.
  

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