Events

Plan to join our Christian sisters in a Women’s Retreat at Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church on Saturday, March 22.   The theme is “Children of Light.” More details to come.

The Body&Soul Ministry invites everyone to bring a heritage dish to pass for Shadow of the Cross’s multicultural potluck, which will be held on Sunday, February 23, following the worship service. Everyone is encouraged to wear their heritage clothing as well.   The signup sheet is located on the red credenza in the Narthex. Brought

Members, families and friends – join us as Shadow of the Cross congregation celebrates its 6th anniversary on Sunday, March 16. Our guest preacher will be the Rev. Dr. Robert Kasper. Following the service will be a light lunch and anniversary program. Mark your calendars now!

Shadow of the Cross will be hosting its popular fish frys – one in March and one in April. More details to come.

Lutheran Women in Mission is holding the Prayer Service 2025 – “Blessed are they…Matthew 5:1-12” at SOTC on Saturday, March 8, from 12 – 2 p.m.  

Due to the weather and the decision not to hold service on February 16, the congregational meeting will now take place on Sunday, February 23, following the worship service. Please plan on attending.

Interested in a unique way to get a little exercise? Sydney Rose Burwell, a semi-retired registered nurse, is offering a one-hour “Safe for All” line dancing class to the SOTC members, friends and neighbors. Join us for a fun way to exercise, a great place for socializing, and a good time for making new friends.

Shadow of the Cross Evangelical Lutheran Church celebrated its fifth anniversary on Sunday, April 21.

The BOARD OF PROPERTIES meets on the first Monday of each month at 6 p.m. Their next meeting is March 3. The BOARD OF ELDERS meets on the first Monday of each month at 7 p.m. Their next meeting is March 3. The next UNITY MINISTRY meeting will be on Tuesday, March 4, at 1:15

Bring in the aluminum pull tabs from your drink cans and place them in the blue collection box in the hallway. These will then be sent to the Ronald McDonald House in Ann Arbor. The Ronald McDonald House then takes the tabs to a local recycling company and receives money for each pound of tabs