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Welcome to the online home of Blessed Savior Lutheran Church. We’ve added some great features – from our uplifting sermons and Adult Bible Class sessions, to our online calendar and monthly newsletter. Our latest addition is the newsletter archive where past newsletters will be available for your review. You can find it under the Newsletter…
UPDATE: The BSLC Youth Bowling Event was great fun! Stay tuned for our next event. Join the BSLC youth for bowling at St. Clair Bowl! Lanes are reserved, bring money for shoe rental and food if you get hungry! This Saturday Nov 18th from 2-5PM. Please contact Pastor Matt with any questions and we’ll see…
Join us on October 22nd for a visit with Katharina von Bora Luther, wife of Martin Luther. We will listen to a presentation about her life 500 years ago with Luther at the beginning of the Reformation. See you at 3:30 PM for this fascinating event!
UPDATE: The Escape Room trip was a success! Thanks to all who participated and looking forward to more great youth events! Join us for an event and dinner. Pastor Matt has the details, and you can click here for more information
Our church is honored to partner with Little Bit of Haven in St. Louis through our regular fundraisers and work days. Currently they have several needs on their wishlist. Please check out their current wish list here. Little Bit of Haven supports families with loved ones at local hospitals, please click here to learn more…
Here is our electronic version of the pastor’s prayer book. Please stop by and share your prayer needs – they can be lifted up on Sunday morning with the congregation, or kept private (“eyes only”) for Pastor Vern.