
Weekend Prayers – December 6-7, 2025
PRAY… Below are the names of those we pray for this week. If you have a prayer request, please fill out the form here: www.nativitychurch.org/prayer-request/, or call (612) 781-2766. The […]
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PRAY… Below are the names of those we pray for this week. If you have a prayer request, please fill out the form here: www.nativitychurch.org/prayer-request/, or call (612) 781-2766. The […]

In light of the events of this week, and particularly in response to the rhetoric and action being leveled at our Somali neighbors along with other immigrant communities in our […]

This Advent, as we prepare for the birth of our Savior, we look to “Be the Light” in our world today. It all starts with hope, with a spark and […]

December 6-7 | Following All Worship Hours A Congregational Meeting will be held December 6-7 to approve the Nativity budget for 2026, and to elect Nativity Council members and officers. […]

The average American spends more than $700 on Christmas gifts each year. This holiday season, rethink traditional gift-giving with ELCA Good Gifts to support neighbors in need. To participate, first […]

Join Nativity’s Racial Equity & Justice Outreach Ministry and our partner congregation Redeemer Lutheran Church in supporting the annual Holiday Store! Donate new or *excellent condition* used items by December […]

The weekend of December 6-7 we will honor Bob Parrott, Nativity’s outgoing Minister of Worship Technology, who retired from his position last month. A long-time member of Nativity with his […]

December 13-14 | All Worship Hours It’s almost Christmastime, and our cast comes together to decorate the church in celebration of the Christmas season. They’ve got the Christmas tree, the […]

The Saturday at Nine Book Group meets weekly for lively conversations related to living out our faith. Around 20-25 individuals participate each week through Zoom from 8:30-10:00 am on Saturday […]

Saturday, December 20, at 5:30 pm Emotions are close to the surface during the holidays. Sometimes called a “Blue Christmas” service, “Time to Be” is a time to step out […]