6335 South Holly Street
Centennial, Colorado 80121
303-779-1332 www.oflc.net
June 2016
Living by Faith in a Faithless World
The world around us is changing. For better or for worse, Western civilization for centuries
upheld Christianity as the established faith of the general culture and afforded it a place of
prestige and influence. But now the walls of “Christendom” are crumbling, leaving many in the
church to wonder what this means for the future. How, exactly, are we to live as believers in an
increasingly unbelieving world? There are many Christians today who are angry, even bitter,
over the loss of the churches influence in society. Some of their bitterness may be due to the
simple loss of power and prestige. In other cases, people are hurt because they have lost children
or friends to non-Christian values and practices. If this is not the answer, how are we to live by
faith in this faithless world?
Looking to history, we see that this is not the first time
God’s people have faced this challenge. In 586 BC the
southern Kingdom of Judah was carried away into
exile in Babylon. Forced to live in this foreign land,
they were no longer living in a believing society, where
cultural institutions were committed to God and His
Word. Much like today, God’s people were forced to
live in an environment in which the dominant beliefs
surrounding them were radically different from their
own. The book of Daniel gives us compelling insights into this period of history, and tells us the
story a young man trying to live by faith in the faithless society of Babylon. It is a very practical
book giving guidance to all living in a religiously pluralistic society.
Beginning June 18-19, we will begin a series of sermons working our way through some of the
key moments in this fascinating and relevant book of the Bible. Together, we will learn both good
and bad models for how believers today can relate to the unbelieving word around us. As we
will see, God does not want His people to simply become a part of the culture, nor does He want
us to totally segregate ourselves. He calls us to be “in” the world, but not “of” the world. We are
to engage with those around us – to pray for our land and seek its prosperity. And yet, God also
commands that His people retain their distinctiveness and not compromise their commitment to
Him.
As believers living in the world today, we find ourselves in a very similar situation to those exiled
in Babylon. We, like Daniel, find ourselves living in a pluralistic society doing our best to remain
faithful to God’s Word and our calling to share with all the hope that we have in Christ. This
summer at Our Father we look forward with hope to the future, by looking back to God’s
faithfulness to His people in the past.
To God alone be all the glory!
Pastor Abel
Our Father Lutheran Church
Student Ministries
SUMMER NIGHTS!
There will be an activity each
Wednesday 6:00 - 8:00 pm at the church
unless otherwise noted.
High School:
 June 1 - Dodgeball HS vs MS
 June 8 - BBQ at Palmquist’s
House
 June 15 - Bowling (Location TBD)
 June 22 - Water Wars or
Scavenger Hunt
 June 29 - Laser Tag (Location TBD)
Middle School:
 June 1 - Dodgeball HS vs MS
 June 8 - Pizza Creations
 June 15 - Monster Mini Golf
 June 22 - Water Wars or
Scavenger Hunt
 June 29 - Movie Night
It’s going to be an awesome summer at
Our Father!
Ride the River
Volunteers are needed to help make this
Youth Fundraiser a big success! Sign up
now to help. See the sign-up link in the
weekly youth e-blast.
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Education Sunday Mornings
9:30-10:30 am
Always Ready – How to Defend Your Faith – Using
real-world examples and practical advice, this class
will prepare you to clearly and confidently defend your
faith. Led by Pastor Abel (Class goes through next
Sunday, June 5)
Forum coming on Sunday June 12
Hinchey Scholarship Fund will host a forum and
reception at which they will present scholarships to the
recipients during the 9:30 - 10:30 am education hour.
Education Opportunities
Saturday Morning 45+ Singles Bible Study
You are invited to attend on Saturdays, 8:30 10:00 am. They are studying the Book of John.
Children’s Education
Children’s Sunday Morning Ministry
Summer Sunday School begins June 5 with
preschoolers and kindergartners in Room 104 and kids
going into Grades 1-6 in Room 106. No class on July 3
or September 4—due to holiday weekends.
Sprouts During the 10:45 am service, children 3 years
old through fifth grade leave worship for an
educational experience prior to the sermon and return
after the sermon.
Our Father Lutheran Church
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Fellowship
OFLC Information
Book Club – The Book Club meets Monday, June 20,
7:00 pm, discussing The Bookseller by Cynthia Swanson.
Any and all readers are invited to join our group!
Elderberries
Please join us for fellowship and games on Wednesday,
June 15 at 1:00 pm in the Community Room.
OFLC Golf Fun Event
Saturday, June 25, 2:30 pm
Todd Marley, OFLC member and head pro
at South Suburban Golf Course, is arranging
for tee times starting at 2:30 pm. Afterwards,
we’ll meet in the South Suburban
Restaurant for snacks, drinks and fun prizes,
while we discuss the great shots that never happened or
the putts that just missed! The cost for green fee, warm
up balls, and snacks will be $30 per person. Sign up at
the Reception Desk.
Save the Date
The 2nd Annual Swing Fore Scholarships Golf
Tournament benefiting the Hinchey Scholarship Fund
will be on Monday, September 19 at Inverness Golf
Course. Individuals and foursomes can reserve their
spots by contacting Kevin Chambless at kchambless
@homesincolorado.com or by contacting Glen Burmeister
at gburmster@gmail. We are also asking interested
persons to support the tournament by signing up to be a
hole sponsor. More information will be available in June,
but reserve your foursome and hole sponsorship early.
OFLC Blood Drive
Thank you to everyone that
took the time to donate
blood.
Bonfils is very
grateful for the gift of life
this summer.
Altar Flowers
Do you have a special event or
remembrance to celebrate? We have
many openings for flower sign-up. Cost
is $40 and your flowers should be picked
up by the following Tuesday or they will
be donated.
Drive for Back to School Supplies
On Monday, June 13, OFLC will be
partnering with the Salvation Army to
collect school supplies for local children
through Saturday, July 18. Please pick up a
supply list and drop off your donations in
the Salvation Army bin in the Narthex.
Donated items will be distributed by the
Salvation Army Centennial Family Service
Centers Food Pantry.
Learning Community #2
GENERAL OFFERINGS
Through April 30, 2016
Offerings received …....................….$ 428,142
Offering budget..................................$ 441,000
Shortage through April....................$ 12,858
Annual offering budget …...............$ 1,431,800
Remaining offerings needed............$ 1,003,658
“For where your treasure is,
there your heart will be also”
Matthew 6:21
Join us for our rescheduled Learning
Community #2 (LC), Saturday, June 4
from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm at OFLC. A
LC is a way for you to grow in your
understanding and ability to live your
life as a disciple of Christ, through your
UP-IN-OUT relationships.
As a
reminder, each LC will contain new
content, so if you missed the first LC,
you can still attend this one and jump
right in. Cost is $10 for lunch, and
child care is available for $5 per
child.
Please RSVP to Micah at
[email protected].
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Our Father Lutheran Church
Congratulations to our Graduates
May God continue to bless you as you seek to serve Him in your future.
High School Graduates
Graduating From
Future Plans
Grace Elizabeth Cunningham
Savannah Dietz
Lydia Farrar
Mark Gambardella
Cherry Creek High School
John F. Kennedy High School
Colorado Early Colleges & ACC
STEM High and Academy
Ashleigh Maus
Tim Orton
Grandview High School
Eaglecrest High School
University of Kansas
Concordia University Seward
Concordia University Seward
University of ColoradoColorado Springs
University of New Mexico
Grand Canyon University
College Graduates
Graduating From
Degree/Future Plans
Sean Merrill Cunningham
Riley Herren
Greg Shirk
Colorado Christian University
Concordia University Seward
Johns Hopkins University
BA in Music Composition
BS Business Administration/Finance
Masters in Applied Economics
Join us for Ride the River on June 11. Register now at GoRTR.org.
Deadline to receive an official RTR t-shirt is Wednesday, June 1.
Our Father Lutheran Church
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Parish Council Update
I hope everyone has a great Memorial Day holiday! We give thanks for all those who protect and
serve our country through their service in the U.S. armed forces. With Memorial Day being the
unofficial start of summer, I thought it would be a good time to update everyone on recent events
and some projects underway here at OFLC.
I offer a big welcome to the 47 new members of OFLC who formally joined our
church as members on May 22. It is exciting to see such a vibrant group of new
members joining the church family.
And, mentioning new folks, we are
looking forward to our new Director of Worship, Matt Hoehne, joining us at
the end of June. We look forward to his installation as our newest member of
the Ministry Team. This successful call was a long and arduous process - many
thanks for the hard work of the volunteers on the Call Committee.
Also hard at work is the OFLC Vision Framing Team as they finish up a six-month process to define
the unique strategic vision of OFLC. As you will recall from our 2015 Annual Voters’ Assembly last
December, our adopted 2016 Ministry Plan calls for a Debt Retirement Campaign this fall to help
make OFLC better positioned financially for the future. A clear and precise Vision of where we see
OFLC going and how we get there is of critical importance in making the Campaign a success.
A major change to our facilities will take place with the removal and replacement of the north
parking lot asphalt and the curb and gutter work in the south parking lot. Contracts have been
signed and this project will be underway in July. Many thanks to Mary Ann Shirk and Property
Coordinator Rob Berlinski for all their work in getting this project planned and started.
At our 2015 Voters’ Assembly, the adopted 2016 Ministry Plan
calls for OFLC becoming better prepared for any uncertain
events or conditions by developing a comprehensive risk
management plan. The first phase of that comprehensive risk
management plan has focused on the safety and security of
our people and property. Just after the Voters’ Assembly,
Parish Council established the OFLC Safety and Security Team
and named a planning team for that ministry. As part of the
team’s planning, members have attended church security
seminars conducted by the U.S. Department of Homeland
Security, the U.S. Attorney’s Office, our CO District Attorney and a local Sheriff’s Office. At our
request, OFLC’s entire facilities has been inspected by Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office experts on
safety and crime prevention. I am pleased that, in the near future, our SST members will start
providing coordinated security and medical related first response capabilities during regular
services, Sunday School and special church events. We are in need of additional individuals,
especially those with medical, security and/or law enforcement experience, to help get this
important ministry underway. Please contact me if you are interested in learning more.
Have a great summer!
Andy Ottinger, President
[email protected]; 303-471-4524
Our Father Lutheran Church
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Strategy: How Do We Live Out Our Vision?
For over 50 years, General Motors dominated the American car industry with a
market share that hovered at 50 percent. They did so with a simple vision to
create five separate brands for five distinct type of car buyers. You know them
as Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Chevrolet, Buick and Cadillac. For years, the idea
worked well and GM dominated the American auto industry.
Somewhere along the way however, the strategy got muddled and pretty
soon, the five brands began competing with each other within the organization.
Each brand began marketing the same types of cars. As brand distinction diminished, so did
market share. GM, the world’s number one maker of car and trucks, lost twenty points of U.S.
market share in the last twenty five years.
As a church grows, it can also lose sight of its vision without a proper strategy. Ministries can
compete for dollars and volunteers, and while well intentioned, the end result looks a lot like GM…
each ministry has its own discipleship plan, targeting the same members, but with different
programming.
For by grace you
have been saved
through
faith.
And this is not
your own doing; it
is the gift of God,
not a result of
works, so that no
one may boast.
Ephesians 2:8-9
On the surface, that might not seem like a bad idea, but the end result for
most American churches, is that only 50% of members get involved in a
discipleship opportunity outside of Sunday morning worship.* Some members
don’t know how to grow as a disciple of Christ because the “how” isn’t clear,
while others slip through the cracks because there is not a clear way for
leadership (both staff and lay leaders) to guide them in a process.
Ultimately, it is the Holy Spirit’s job to work faith in our hearts
(Ephesians 2:8-9). So when we are talking strategy from a church context,
we are talking about partnering with God to create healthy environments for
the Spirit to work.
As our culture grows in complexity and further and further from the truth that Jesus is Lord of all,
the more we must rely on the Spirit to create a clear and easy to follow path toward discipleship.
Please keep our Vision Team in your prayers, as we work on a reproducible strategy in the coming
weeks.
* Research cited from the book “Church Unique” by Will Mancini.
OFLC Vision Framing Team:
Mary Ann Shirk, Linda
Olsen, Elle Becker, Pastor Peregoy, Ashley Neises, Larry
Bettermann, Pastor Abel, Micah Steiner and Patrick Allen.
Our Father Lutheran Church
Property Committee:
Rob Berlinski, Chair
Bill Shirk
Bob Fritz
Mike Brauer
Terry Brown
Larry Renninger
Mary Ann Shirk, Staff
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Spring Work Day – 2016
What a success! With 60 plus people in attendance on Saturday,
May 14, over 180 hours of labor were completed in just a half a day.
The overcast day made for cooler temperatures working outdoors.
Trees and bushes were trimmed. Branches were hauled. Parking lots
swept. Landscape mulch and rock refreshed. Debris cleaned from the
detention pond. And a 30-cubic yard dumpster was filled.
Inside, the Sanctuary received a spring cleaning as pews and chairs
were washed and the chancel area cleaned. The piano had special attention and the organ was
waxed to a new shine. The Narthex furniture was thoroughly vacuumed and the Welcome
Center polished. Even the Fellowship Hall closets were emptied and the floors swept and
mopped.
The Fellowship Committee led by Joanne Wille provided breakfast and lunch. That crew also
worked hard to clean the kitchen pantry, cupboards and appliances.
We are very thankful for everyone who came and contributed their time and energy!
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OFLC Events
Sun,
May 29
8:00A Holy Communion
9:30A SS/Adult Ed
10:45A tenfortyfive/Comm/
Sprouts
Sun,
June 5
8:00A Holy Communion
9:30A SS/Adult Ed
10:45A tenfortyfive/Comm/
Sprouts
Mon,
May 30
Office Closed
7:00P AA/Comp. Eaters
Mon,
June 6
2:00P Loud for Life
3:30P DAR
7:00P AA/Comp. Eaters
Tues,
May 31
1:00P Ministry Team
4:00P SJO Meeting
7:00P Alanon
Tues,
June 7
1:00P
5:30P
7:00P
7:00P
Wed,
June 1
8:00A JobSeekers
6:00P CHAOS/MS
7:30P tenfortyfive Rehearsal
Wed,
June 8
8:00A JobSeekers
6:00P CHAOS/MS
7:30P tenfortyfive Rehearsal
Thur,
June 9
10:00A VBS Training
6:30P Reasonable Faith
7:00P Finance Committee
7:00P Carriage Gate HOA
Fri,
June 10
9:30A Compulsive Eaters
Sat,
June 11
7:00A
8:30A
12:00P
5:00P
Thur,
June 2
Fri,
June 3
Sat,
June 4
9:30A Compulsive Eaters
7:00A
9:00A
8:30A
12:00P
5:00P
Men’s Bible Study
Learning Comm. #2
45+ Bible Study
AA
Holy Communion
Ministry Team
Need Based Care
Ministry Coord Mtg
Alanon
Ride The River
Men’s Bible Study
45+ Bible Study
AA
Holy Communion
Sun,
June 12
8:00A Service of the Word
9:00A Hinchey Scholarship
Reception
9:30A SS/Adult Ed
10:45A tenfortyfive/Sprouts
Sun,
June 19
8:00A Holy Communion
9:30A SS/Adult Ed
10:45A tenfortyfive/Comm/
Sprouts
Sun,
June 26
8:00A Service of the Word
9:30A SS/Adult Ed
10:45A tenfortyfive/Sprouts
Mon,
June 13
1:00P Bookworms
2:00P Loud for Life
7:00P AA/Comp. Eaters
Mon,
June 20
8:45A
2:00P
7:00P
7:00P
VBS
Loud for Life
Book Club
AA/Comp. Eaters
Mon,
June 27
2:00P Loud for Life
7:00P AA/Comp. Eaters
Tues,
June 14
1:00P
6:30P
7:00P
7:00P
Ministry Team
Heritage Village HOA
Worship Committee
Alanon
Tues,
June 21
8:45A
1:00P
7:00P
7:00P
7:00P
VBS
Ministry Team
Parish Council
Care Givers Support
Alanon
Tues,
June 28
1:00P Ministry Team
7:00P Alanon
Wed,
June 15
8:00A
8:30A
1:00P
6:00P
7:30P
JobSeekers
Personnel Committee
Elderberries
CHAOS/MS
tenfortyfive Rehearsal
Wed,
June 22
8:45A VBS
6:00P CHAOS/MS
7:30P tenfortyfive Rehearsal
Wed,
June 29
8:00A JobSeekers
6:00P CHAOS/MS
7:30P tenfortyfive Rehearsal
8:45A VBS
6:30P VBS Program/Ice
Cream Social
Thur,
June 30
Fri,
July 1
Thur,
June 16
6:30P Property Committee
Thur,
June 23
Fri,
June 17
9:30A Vision Framing
9:30A Compulsive Eaters
Fri,
June 24
8:45A VBS
9:30A Compulsive Eaters
Sat,
June 18
7:00A Men’s Bible Study
8:30A 45+ Bible Study
8:30A Vision Meeting
12:00A AA
5:00P Holy Communion
Sat,
June 25
7:00A Men’s Bible Study
8:30A 45+ Bible Study
12:00P AA
5:00P Holy Communion
Sat,
July 2
9:30A Compulsive Eaters
7:00A
8:30A
12:00P
5:00P
Men’s Bible Study
45+ Bible Study
AA
Holy Communion
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Our Father Lutheran Church
Members In Our Prayers
Attendance
Worship Services
Sunday School
4/30
5/1
5:00P
8:00A
10:45A
66
242
293
Adults
Children
Children
9:30A
11:00A
148
54
33
5/7
5/8
5:00P
8:00A
10:45A
67
275
290
Adults
Children
Children
9:30A
11:00A
141
56
26
5/14
5/15
5:00P
8:00A
10:45A
59
240
265
Adults
Children
Children
9:30A
11:00A
142
49
29
5/21
5/22
5:00P
8:00A
10:45A
55
263
212
Adults
Children
Children
9:30A
11:00A
122
27
20
Sara Stuebe
Ann Mericle
Jim Klein
Jed Ortmeier
Lori Vogel
Elaine Selander
Jackie Klein
Jim Fitzjarrell
Carol Kramer
Anita Krumenacker
Rosemary Williams
Clarence Council
Ann Council
Sam Patella
Candace Daberko
Trinady Kufeldt
Carol TorscherHardeman
Duke Hardeman
Joe Berger
Ally Binder
Shawn Dailey
Jaci Dite
Lynetta White
Walt Boehnke
Lauren Lujan
Terry Brown
Patty Weissenfels
Lester Smith
Sara Rhode
With Cancer
Mary Wing
Marve Papka
Kelley Oakley
Prem Stephanos
Pam Wylie
Carol Carnahan
David Riggs
Jody Remon
Other prayer requests not listed here are included in our
email Prayer Chain.

Flowers given in June by:
 Laurie Knight in celebration of Eamon’s 1st
birthday (June 5)
 Jane Kercher in celebration of her dad’s 90th
birthday (June 19)
 Everett & Charlotte Rohrig in celebration of
their 60th wedding anniversary (June 26)
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Wilma Hawkins receiving hospice care
Dorothy Schmid recovering from pneumonia
Carol Carnahan beginning new drug treatment
Jody Hinrichs preparing for surgery
Jody Remon completed chemo
Rejoice with Danika Joy and Kendall Jayde Morris
being baptized on Saturday
Remember Our Homebound
Birthdays and Anniversaries
Birthdays
Adams, Jeff
Amack, Suzanne
Babby, Jordan
Backstrom, June
Backstrom, Justin
Bame, Eric
Barnes, Chris
Bergstrom, Dave
Berlinski, Ian
Bills, Ryan
Boos, Suzanne
Bridges, Kellie
Brinckman, Candace
Brinckman, Lucas
Brondos, Cathy
Brown, Judy
Bryant, Randy
Burmeister, Jan
Cardillo, Kristen
Carnahan, Chris
Chitwood, Sandy
Cornish, Matt
Cunningham, Chris
Cunningham, Judith
Dickman, Zachary
Dierking, Karen
Doerr, Howard
Doetsch, Danielle
Driessner, Lucas
Duncan, Willis
Edrich, Nikolas
Elmshauser, Matt
English, Lauren
Erb, Emilie
Farrar, Lydia
Franklin, Scott
Fritz, Bob
Giesler, Kath
Giesler, Phillip
Godden, Barbara
Gossett, Rex
Graham, Kari
Graham, Mitch
Grammes, Emily
Haag, Andrew
Halpern, Angela
Hart, Bob
Healy, Patrick
Hemenway, Carol
Hendricks, Jim
Henry, Marty
Holmes, Chris
Hon, Erica
Hon, Jacob
Kerber, David
Kinney, Kaitlin
Klein, Jim
Koch, Cathy
Kopp, Andrew
Kotzker, Hanna
Kufeldt, Brady
Kufeldt, Trinady
Kurth, Ann
Lambert, Megan
Lee, Stacey
Lofblad, Marielle
Loomis, Gail
Loomis, Jake
Eileen Spencer
Wilma Hawkins
Jan Meyer
Lujan, Broden
Marley, Sam
Martin, Cheryl
Martin, Chris
McClearn, Hugh
McDonnell, Cameron
McDonnell, Sheldon
McKenzie, Betty
Miller, Claire
Moore, Mark
Mroch, Tom
Murray, Stephanie
Nelson, John
Newton, Mike
Niemitalo, Keith
Ogg, Norma
Olsen, Adrienne
Olson, Shane
Pankow, Kristy
Patterson, Carol
Pond, Dan
Reed, Gavin
Richards, Lauren
Rohrig, Everett
Rohy, Jennie
Rowlett, Doug
Sauerbreit, Holli
Sauerbreit, Maddie
Schmidt, Joe
Schulteis, Andrew
Smith, Ardis
Smith, Jason
Smith, Rody
Solich, Cindy
Spielmann, Brad
Dorothy Schmid
Jim Fitzjarrell
June Taschner
Squires, Carol
Squires, Nora
Stein, Duncan
Stein, Harper
Stuebe, Sara
Tiffenbach, Lanie
Treat, Sherry
Vinz, Bryan
Walker, Ivy
Wegman, Deanna
Werner, Bruce
Wickam, Aiden
Wilhelm, Alice
Wilhelmi, Emily
Wilhelmi, MacAllen
Anniversaries
Loren & Kathy Anderson
Steve & Lori Arbuckle
Tim & Marybeth Baer
Scott & Amy Bailey
Rob & Carolyn Berlinski
Glee Ann & Norm Black
Walt & Betty Boehnke
Edna & Dale Bond
Allan & Lynn Brandt
Mike & Cathy Brondos
Glen & Jan Burmeister
Ernie & Karen Cordova
Rick Cornish & Jenny
Erickson‑Cornish
Tom & Chris Cunningham
Ron & Cheryl Grothe
Don & Marianne Hamilton
Jim & Cindy Hendricks
Junerose Kayser
Mary Wing
Elisa Benson
Paul & Dianne Holscher
Nick & Laura Jasurda
Jonah & Ely Johannes
Steve & Krista Kapp
Ron & Karen Kennedy
George & Linda Kerkhove
Tanya & Larry Kincaid
Joe & Ginny Knappenberger
John & Janine Knippenberg
Peter & Dedee Kopp
Lee & Carole Kramer
James & Marie Krause
Jeff & Chris Martin
John & Susy Maus
Alice & Morey McDonnell
Josh & Karin Meissner
Larry & Laurie Milligan
Mike & Laura Moes
Tom & Susan Mroch
Bob & Linda Olsen
Dave & Adrienne Olsen
Jamie & Carrie Orcutt
Steve & Jill Ray
Larry & Georgia Renninger
Everett & Charlotte Rohrig
Art & Elaine Rosenboom
Perry & Jill Ross
Joe & Tausca Schillaci
Richard & Lise Seedroff
Tom & Leigh Ann Siegle
Liz & Bob Spurr
David & Julia Strain
Rod & Cheryl Traff
Philip & Sara Winkler
Kurt & Stacey Winn
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Our Father Lutheran Church
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OUR FATHER LUTHERAN CHURCH
6335 S. Holly St., Centennial, CO 80121
Our Father Lutheran Church
Church Office: 303-779-1332 Fax: 303-779-1668
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Web Page: http://www.oflc.net
Rev. Scott F. Abel, Lead Pastor, ext. 215
Rev. Nathan F. Peregoy, Associate Pastor, ext. 218
Rev. Dr. Werner K. Boos, Pastoral Counselor,
303-741-5588, ext. 112
Prayer Chain: [email protected]
Our Father Children’s Learning Center
Alison Cejka, Director, 303-779-4910
Worship
Saturday Service: 5:00 pm
Sunday Services: 8:00 & 10:45 am
Education Hour & Sunday School: 9:30 am
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