Don’t forget about our Paper Recycling Bin! It’s located on the north side of the church, near the dumpster. Even though recycled paper prices are low, when the container is full, we call for a pickup and receive a check for the poundage. Acceptable material includes newspapers, magazines, catalogs, books, office paper, school paper and […]
Shadow of the Cross utilizes PRAYER WARRIORS! NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED!!! ONLY A LOVE FOR JESUS, and a desire to follow His footsteps and pray with and for others. IF YOU HAVE A FEW EXTRA MINUTES, please consider joining the team. Contact Mary Rooker or Nancy Faith. “Praying at all times in the Spirit, with all
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The Sunday morning worship service here at Shadow of the Cross begins at 9:45 a.m. Holy Communion is offered every week. The service is live-streamed on YouTube. The Sunday morning Bible Class begins at 11 a.m. Please join us!
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Shadow of the Cross Lutheran Church International, Friendship Center, 20805 Middlebelt Road, Farmington Hills, MI 48336; phone (248)-474-0675. Overview Shadow of the Cross’s International Friendship Center is for people interested in practicing reading and speaking English through the study of God’s Holy Word. Participants are encouraged to bring their personal Bible in their
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Any chairperson needing to use our Zoom account for their ministry should contact the church office. There is a sign-up sheet in the office to reserve your date and time.
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Empty Returnable Cans & Bottles can still be donated to Shadow of the Cross. Just place your clean cans and bottles inside or near the blue trash can in the hallway, under the coat rack. A Special “Thank You” to Cathy Flinchum and Gloria & David Marchand for continuing to redeem the bottles and cans
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Please note the following regarding COVID precautions: In-person worship services are being conducted. There is no longer a mask requirement at SOTC. Everyone is free to choose for themselves whether or not to wear one. Offerings are collected by ushers passing the collection plates through the pews. Communion is offered every Sunday, using individual cups
