FREMONT – Salem and St. Timothy Lutheran Church have announced that due to the continued rise of COVID-19 cases in the community, all in-person worship services have been ceased, effective immediately.
The leadership of both congregations will be continuing to monitor the situation and will return to in-person worship when it is possible to gather again safely.
In the meantime, both congregations are offering other options to be a part of worship services.
Salem Luthern Church’s Worship Services Will Be Available In These Formats:
KHUB 1340 and Big Dog Radio 98.9 –
- Sunday mornings at 8:30 am
Facebook Live –
- Sunday Mornings at 8:30 am
Via Email –
- The Sunday morning service will be sent out by 1 pm on Sundays to the email list the church has on file.
- If you would like to receive this email, please contact the church office.
Spectrum Cable – Channel 1304
- Wednesdays at 2 pm & 7 pm
- Thursdays at noon & 6 pm
Bulletins and printed sermons –
- Can be sent via mail each Monday morning.
- If you would like to receive these, please contact the church office.
St. Timothy’s Worship Services Will Be Available In These Formats:
Facebook Live –
- Sunday Mornings at 10:30 am
Via Email –
- The Sunday morning service will be sent out by 1 pm on Sundays to the email list the church has on file.
- If you would like to receive this email, please contact the church office.
Free Conference Call –
- You can use your phone to dial in to listen to worship on Sunday mornings at 10:25 am.
To call in to worship at 10:25 am on Sunday mornings, dial (844)-855-4444- You will be asked to enter your access code. On your phone keypad, enter 721-3643.
- Then press the # button.
- When you are connected to the call, your phone is muted. If you want to say anything, you will
need to press *6 on your phone keypad. - After you speak, press *6 again to keep background noise out of the call.
Bulletins and printed sermons – c
- Can be sent via mail each Monday morning.
- If you would like to receive these, please contact the church office.
“Thank you for your patience and understanding as together, we find new ways to be the body of Christ in and for our community,” said Rev. Shari Schwedhelm.
