Join LSC and other groups from across the ELCA for “God’s Work. Our Hands. Sunday” on September 8th! It will be a busy Sunday! But you can do just part or the whole thing! Worship – Each fall, Grace Lutheran Church goes on the road and moves the 10:30 am worship service to the mountain one Sunday! Here’s how it …
Worship and Dinner at Pasquerilla Spiritual Center Thursday nights! At 5:45 pm, Evening Prayer worship begins! If you arrive early and want to relax in the couches in the lobby, you may find other LSC folks doing the same! This relaxed worship service is a great time to set aside the demands of the week and join in prayer together. Holy Communion …
God of love and grace, You have been with me each day on the journey that has brought me here. Thank you for the blessings and joys of the summer, and the things I learned from the challenges and difficulties, too. Thank you for the opportunities and gifts that have made it possible for me to study here. Help …
HOORAY! No Classes on Monday! Come to the Picnic – 12 noon – 2 pm Rain or shine, we’ll gather on the “front porch” and lwan near the entrance ramp at Grace Lutheran Church, 205 South Garner Street. Come enjoy a great time with food and fun! There will be games and plenty to eat . . . including Doritos! …
Didn’t see Lutheran Student Community at the Involvement Fair on Monday or Tuesday? Not to worry! We’ll be there on Wednesday, August 28th! Just swing by Alumni Hall at the HUB and you’ll find us . . . eventually! You can check the list of organizations and the chart that shows locations to help you! Get more info about programs, …
. . . Relax while focusing on God . . . “I enjoy my Sunday evenings attending church with my friends and then eating dinner with them. It has been a great outlet for me to forget about my schoolwork and relax while also focusing on God and my faith in Him. Being so far away from home it is …
Safe and loving environment . . “Being a part of Lutheran Campus Ministry has not only given me a better sense of community, but it has also allowed me to be myself and express who I am along with what I believe in a safe and loving environment. This support system has made an impact on my experience here at …
” . . .always so warm and welcoming. . .” “I cannot explain how incredible it has been to know that I have a group of people who are always so warm and welcoming. With so many students and groups at Penn State, it is even more meaningful to be part of a group that shares the same faith and …
. . . Somewhere to center myself . . .” “Being part of a faith community allows me to have somewhere to center myself. Even if everything else at school is completely chaotic, it’s full of support and the opportunity to grow in faith.” — Cassidy Cheddar, Agricultural Education, Class of 2015 from Elizabethtown, PA
