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Welcome to Mount Si Lutheran Church |
 Mount Si is a family welcoming church with many opportunities for each member of your family. We have faith education programs from pre-school to adult. You have a choice between traditional Lutheran services or praise style services.
Sunday Worship Schedule
8:15 am Traditional Service
9:15 am Coffee And Fellowship Time
10:45 am Contemporary Praise Service
Everyone is welcome at Mount Si Lutheran. Please come and join us in His praise.
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CROP Hunger Walk - May 20 |
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Impact your community and the world. Walk with us!
Local details: Location: Our Lady of Sorrows, 39025 SE Alpha St, Snoqualmie, WA Walk: 12:30 p.m.
Participating churches are: Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church, Mt. Si Lutheran (ELCA),
Snoqualmie United Methodist Church, & St. Clare's Episcopal Church.
Our walk offers both an easy 3-mile loop through historic Snoqualmie, and a Golden Mile for those who want a shorter walk. We'll begin at 12:30 from Our Lady of Sorrows and return there for a hot dog potluck lunch.
25% of the funds raised will help fight Hunger locally at Mt. Si Helping Hand food Bank.
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This summer we are going to have one worship service at 9:00a.m. followed by a coffee hour. The service will be a contemporary liturgy called "Tree of Life". Music will be provided by our traditional and contemporary musicians from week to week. I am excited about this opportunity to have our entire congregation worship together. While I appreciate our two expressions of worship, it will be nice to make a change just for the summer time. The change will take place on June 24th--Sept. 2nd, so come to church at 9am and join us in the fellowship hall afterwards for coffee and fellowship.
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Sunday, June 10: Mt. Si’s Church Picnic, 12 pm at the church. We’ll have barbecues available for hot dogs, burgers, or whatever you choose to bring and grill, and members are asked to bring salads and desserts to share. Activities/games are planned for children in the back yard, and you can look forward to a fun time to celebrate the almost-start of summer with your fellow Mt. Si friends. Everyone welcome! |
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Providing comfort, peace, hope and healing
If you want to create them....
 Mission of the prayer shawl ministry
To provide tangible evidence of prayer for comfort, peace, hope and healing for our community.
What
We are a group of people who love to knit or crochet and have a desire to use our gifts and abilities to serve those who need to be covered in prayer
Who
Anyone who knows how to or would like to learn to knit or crochet iswelcome to participate in this ministry. You may start at any time;work at home or join a regularly scheduled needle craft group. If youare interested in learning how to knit or crochet, we have a teacher foryou who would love for you to learn a life-long, fulfilling skill. Workyour favorite pattern, or use one provided in our booklet.
If you want to give one away....
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Mount Si Lutheran is a proud supporter of the Mt Si Food Bank. The food bank, sponsored by the Snoqualmie Valley Ministerial Association, has been providing food at no cost to our hungry neighbors for the past 35 years. In 1972, the food bank provided food to about 50 people per week, today that number has increased to over 775 per week. The food bank is now serving 220-230 families and single adults every week. Needless to say, the growth in need has a direct relation to the amount of food that must acquire, store, prepare, and distribute. To read more about the food bank and to find out how you can serve follow...Read more... |
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Mount Si Lutheran has been an integral part of the community of North Bend, Washington for over 60 years. The Church is a beautiful white steepled church that has been blessed by it's members and visitors. Ground breaking service for the new Mount Si Lutheran Church building started in December of 1950.  Financing initially came from loans & donations from members of the congregation, and later from a mission loan fund. Labor was provided by members of the congregation who worked at their regular jobs during the day then spent many evenings and weekends at the church. Everyone helped in some way to support the effort. On November 11, 1951 the first services was held in the basement of the new church with 117 in attendance, double the number of members who had started the church just two years earlier. |
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