Sunday Worship is at 10 a.m.
Question Marks: Doing Theology by Asking Big Questions
Question Marks: Session 1
Question Marks: Session 1
Recording: Question Marks, Session 1: How Can We Understand the Ancient Scriptures in Modern Times?
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QUESTION MARKS: SESSION 2
Question Marks: Session 1
Recording: Question Marks, Session 2: How Can We Share Our Faith With Others?
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QUESTION MARKS: SESSION 3
QUESTION MARKS: SESSION 4
Recording: Question Marks: Session 3: How Does God Show Up in Our Lives?
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QUESTION MARKS: SESSION 4
QUESTION MARKS: SESSION 4
Recording: Question Marks: Session 4: How Do We Understand Death and Resurrection?
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What’s Happening at Pilgrim
On this 509th Anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, we are preparing a festive worship service with a full liturgy using Setting 3 in Evangelical Lutheran Worship. This may be new to some of you, but very familiar to others.
We will also welcome Matthew Ganong to the organ bench, who will provide various parts of the service along with our principal accompanist, Elias Blake. Matthew is a composer, pianist, harpsichordist, and organist who grew up in Columbia. He currently serves as staff pianist at USC, organizes a concert series at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, while he mostly focuses on composing, performing, and recording his own music.
All are invited to wear RED, the liturgical color of the day.
On this festival day, we will again use the full liturgy of ELW Setting 3 as we remember our baptism into Christ’s death and resurrection. We will also remember with thanksgiving the saints in this congregation and among our family and friends who have gone before us in faith.
All worshipers are invited to bring framed pictures of those they have loved and lost and to place them on the table provided by the Paschal candle at the baptismal font.
We will specifically recognize those in our congregation who have died since the last All Saints’ Day: Anne Meetze Addy on March 29 and Claudine Bevill Hope on June 2. Peace to their memories!
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PILGRIM COMMUNITY THANKSGIVING DINNER
Our annual Pilgrim Community Thanksgiving Dinner will be held on November 22, immediately following worship.
St. Nicholas Festival
Join us on December 5 at 5 p.m. for an evening with a special visit from St. Nicholas, festive Christmas music, a holiday market with local vendors, inflatable bounce houses, kids’ craft activities, delicious food, and wonderful community fellowship!
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Saturday Morning Yoga at Pilgrim
Stretch, breathe, and recharge with yoga led by Sister D’Etta Broam. These welcoming sessions will include a chair/mat combination to accommodate different abilities and comfort levels.
About Us
Our Worship
Our Worship
Sunday Worship is at 10 a.m. We give thanks and praise to God with organ, drums, guitars, piano, and a variety of music. We offer Holy Communion every Sunday. Children are invited to a teaching time just for them in the middle of the service.
Pilgrim Lutheran Church strives to be inclusive of all people, and everyone is welcome to receive
Sunday Worship is at 10 a.m. We give thanks and praise to God with organ, drums, guitars, piano, and a variety of music. We offer Holy Communion every Sunday. Children are invited to a teaching time just for them in the middle of the service.
Pilgrim Lutheran Church strives to be inclusive of all people, and everyone is welcome to receive all God has to offer — God’s gifts and sacraments of Holy Baptism and Holy Communion.
Like all people, we are a work in progress. We aren’t perfect, but we are being perfected. You may want to worship with us first on Facebook to see if our worship connects with you.
Our Team
Our Worship
Our amazing team, led by Pastor Mary Anderson, is committed to helping others. We take our convictions and turn them into action.
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Our Events
Our church was formed in 1899.
We've consistently grown since then, thanks to this amazing community.
Our Groups
Our church offers several opportunities to get involved with our church family and the community. Click below to learn more.
Pilgrim Community Preschool
Pilgrim Community Preschool offers a joyful, nurturing start to early learning. We provide a safe, caring environment where children grow, explore, and discover together. Our program runs August–May, Monday–Thursday from 9 a.m.–1 p.m., and serves children ages 18 months through 4K.
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