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Sunday, February 22, 2026
Weekly Schedule
Every Sunday online worship & printable bulletins
available at faithlilacway.org
(After the 9:30 service has streamed, there may be a slight delay)
Sunday, February 22nd
8:30 AM Sunday School
9:30 AM Sunday Worship
10:30 AM Treats and Talk (Narthex & Library)
Monday, February 23rd
Office Closed-by appointment only
Tuesday, February 24th
10:00 AM Staff Meeting
Wednesday, February 25th
10:00 AM Contemplative Prayer (Chapel)
10:30 AM Bible Study (Library)
3:30 PM Bible Study at Robbins Way
4:30 PM Bingo at Robbins Way
5:00 PM Soup Supper at First Lutheran of Crystal
6:00 PM Lenten Midweek Service at First Lutheran of Crystal
7:00 PM Chancel Choir (Sanctuary)
Thursday, February 26th
1:00 PM American Red Cross Blood Drive (Fellowship Hall)
Friday, February 27th
Office Closed
Sunday, March 1st
8:30 AM Sunday School
9:30 AM Sunday Worship
10:30 AM Treats and Talk (Narthex & Library)
Announcements
Be a part of the dedicated volunteers of our SNOW Team!
Well, we now know that Mother Nature has decided not to be shy about sending snow our way.
We need volunteers!
Call the church office or sign up in the narthex for an opportunity to be a part of the Minnesota-hardy snow team! Snow team members sign up for a week at a time to keep the sidewalks clear and safe. With your help, FLW will be ready and able to welcome in both young and older folks.
New Creation Lent Together
During Lent we will continue to share a meal and worship with First Lutheran and Cross of Glory. Times, dates and locations are listed below:
5:00pm Soup Supper 6:00pm Midweek Service
February 25: First Lutheran
7708 62nd Ave. No, Brooklyn Park
March 4: Cross of Glory
5929 Brooklyn Blvd, Brooklyn Center
March 11: Faith Lilac Way
March 18: First Lutheran
7708 62nd Ave. No, Brooklyn Park
March 25: Cross of Glory
5929 Brooklyn Blvd, Brooklyn Center
Dietrich Bonhoeffer Class
What does it mean to be the church in these difficult days? How do we live out our faith with good courage? There are many voices in our tradition and history to draw on to give us wisdom and guidance. One is that of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, German Lutheran pastor and political dissident in Nazi Germany. To learn more of Bonhoeffer's story, and what his witness means for us today, members of New Creation churches are invited to a 2-session class on Wed, March 11 and 18 at 7:00 pm (after Lenten worship), taught by Rev. Dr. Mark Tranvik--Professor of Reformation History and Theology at Luther Seminary. These will take place at the church hosting each Lenten service (FLW on March 11 and First on March 18).
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