St. James the Hoosier: Silent Night, Christmas Proclamation, Joy to the World-Christmas Eve, 2011

Who Would Have Guessed??

Eucharistic theology
created with QuizFarm.com

You scored as Luther

You are Martin Luther. You'll stick with the words of Scripture, and defend this with earthy expressions. You believe this is a necessary consequence of an orthodox Christology. You believe that the bread and wine are the Body and Blood of Christ, but aren't too sure about where he goes after the meal, and so you don't accept reservation of the Blessed Sacrament or Eucharistic devotions.

Luther

94%

Orthodox

44%

Catholic

19%

Calvin

13%

Zwingli

Unitarian

About Us...

Divine Service with the Lord's Supper every Sunday at 9:30
Fellowship and Bible Study following service (September-June)

Evening Prayer will be prayed Wednesday evening during Advent (beginning Dec. 1) at 7 pm. Incense is used at Evening Prayer service.

Vespers will be prayed Wednesday evenings during Lent (beginning March 9, 2011) at 7 pm. Incense is used during the Vespers service. We offer Imposition of Ashes (7 am, Noon and 7 pm) with the Divine Service celebrated at 7 pm on Ash Wednesday (March 9th).

Private Confession and Absolution available anytime upon request.

We use the new Lutheran Service Book exclusively (Divine Services I, II, III, & IV in rotation). In accordance with the teaching of Scripture, we also practice closed communion. We ask that all visitors please speak with the Pastor before communing. Please consider visiting us if you are in the neighborhood.
908 W. Main
Middleville, MI 49333
269-795-2391

St. James the Hoosier

Sunday, December 25, 2011

Silent Night, Christmas Proclamation, Joy to the World-Christmas Eve, 2011

No comments:

Soli Deo Gloria