3 CHURCHES – 1 MINISTRY

TO CELEBRATE, SHARE & SHOW GOD'S LOVE


Weather Related Announcments

Gran-Park-Rollag Lutheran Church

 MARCH


April 6th

Gran at 8 a.m.

Rollag at 9:30 a.m.; Sunday School at 10:30 a.m.

 Park at11 a.m.

Jan
 April 13th 

Gran at 8 a.m.

Rollag at 9:30 a.m.; SS will sing at Rollag for Palm Sunday;  Sunday School at 10:30 a.m.

 Park at11 a.m. 


April 20th  

EASTER - HE IS RISEN

Gran at 8 a.m.

Rollag at 9:30 a.m.

Park at 11 a.m.

Easter Breakfast served at Rollag from 7:30 AM - 9:15 AM   

March
April 27th

 Gran at 8 a.m.

Rollag at 9:30 a.m.; Teacher Appreciation Service at Rollag followed by cake and Sunay School Celebration to follow at noon at 3 Finger Bowling

Gran 11 a.m.



Holy Communion on the 1st and 3rd Sunday




Sunday School Schedule and Bible Verse 

Sunday School at 10:30 am



April 6th - Easter Lesson

April 13th - Kids sing in Church and Group Sunday School

April 20th - Easter - No Sunday School

April 27th - Teacher Appreciation during services at Rollag followed by cake served in fellowship then Parish Bowling at Three Fingers Bowling in Hawley at Noon.

VBS 2025 True North - August 4th - 7th   6PM - 7:30 PM

Day 1

When we wonder, we can trust Jesus

Day 2

When we feel alone, we can trust Jesus

Day 3

When we feel powerless, we can trust Jesus

Day 4

When we need hope, we can trust Jesus

Connect With Us using Church Connect

Do you want to be notified when church is cancelled - with the winter approaching - we are encouraging you to sign up in Churchtrac Church Connect so that when there is important information we have the ability to text and email.

What is Church Connect - another way to see what is happening in the churches. Click the above link and sign in to keep updated with weather related announcements - with this app you will be notified of Church cancellation via text or email (you must register/sign up to get these alerts). Also you will be able to see events that are taking place in the three churches and options to sign up or register for events. Get the app now!!! Click the connect with us.



we are a 3-point Lutheran church Parish.

3 Churches located in beautifully unique rural settings.

Gran Lutheran Church

11976 230th St S, Hawley, MN 56549


 Every Sunday in April 8 AM

Holy Communion the 1st and 3rd


Rollag lutheran church

10501 MN-32 S, Hawley, MN 56549


Every Sunday: 9:30 AM / Sunday School 10:30

Holy Communion the 1st and 3rd Sunday


PARK LUTHERAN CHURCH

29464 78th Ave S. Hawley, MN 56549


Every Sunday in April 11:00 AM

Holy Communion the 1st and 3rd Sunday

Devotional

We’re headed through the final days of Lent, into Holy Week, and culminating with Easter. This Sunday’s reading from Luke 19:28-40 shows a different approach to recognizing heroes. Jesus didn’t enter Jerusalem as a top seed, but as a backwater preacher. Yet, peopled hailed his entry. His arrival didn’t require fine chariots pulled by thoroughbred horses, but just a donkey. The crowds didn’t cheer for him because he was the odds-on favorite. These everyday people cheered him because he, too, was an underdog, and they were looking for liberation from oppressive influence of Rome’s money and pedigree.

You see, while we hail Jesus as King on Palm Sunday, we do so in the shadow of Holy Week. Even that first Palm Sunday was a revolutionary moment, because Pontius Pilate was likely arriving to Jerusalem on the other side of town. The simplicity of Jesus entry was a counterbalance to the extravagance of Rome’s arrival. What power do palm fronds have over spears, or peasants over centurions? Yet, in Jesus, the people found the hero they needed, however unlikely he was.

There’s still much more to the story, with a last meal with friends on Maundy Thursday, followed by abandonment by those very same friends before his death on Good Friday. For now, though, take note of how people in real need identify their heroes. Rather than the ones that have all the money to buy allegiance and all the power to force submission, they cheer a man who healed their illnesses and fed their hungry bellies, all while forgiving their faults. That’s the hero that we welcome on Palm Sunday. That is Jesus Christ.


Prayer Request

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