Advent 2018
Accordion Sunday
Yard Clean-Up for Ezekiel House
Sharing an Anthem at Shelter Service
Making Sandwiches for Larry Under the Bridge
Assembling LUTB Lunches During Communion
Welcome
We thank you for stopping by our website and allowing us the chance to show you a small picture of how much the members of this congregation enjoy being church together. We are thrilled to be this church active in this community.
We are a congregation of about 85 members with a vibrant worship experience that blends both old and new. Our talented musicians provide an active brass choir, an adult choir, a chime group, and wonderful opportunities for all ages to participate musically.
At Heritage we place high value on congregational care and serving others. We believe in participating in God’s mission in and for the world and focus on programs that provide clean water, food, and shelter for those in need.
Contact Us
S77W12929 Mc Shane Dr.
Muskego, Wisconsin 53150
Winter Schedule
Tuesdays/Wednesdays (flexible)
Thursdays/Fridays 1-4 PM
- Worship – 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
- Fellowship Time– 11:00 AM
- Wired Word Adult Study (beginning January 6)– 11:15 AM to 12:00 PM
- Pastor's Mid-Week Bible Study (no class 3rd Tues of the month)– 1:00 PM
Announcements
- Sharing Our Suppers Ministry Has Urgent Need of Volunteers
A ministry of Divine Intervention, S. O. S. serves the homeless community through shared meals. Volunteers plan, prepare and serve dinners and eat and interact with the guests.
NOW is the time to search your calendars and your friends’ calendars (and maybe their friends’ calendars) for your availability especially in December.
Please call the Tippecanoe Church office at 414-481-4680 for more information or to volunteer or email sosmealsdi@gmail.com
- Attend Service of Advent Longing
Monday, December 10th at 7 PM in the Olive Wood TheaterJoin us for this quiet, meditative service designed to allow individuals to worship and reflect on the Good News of Great Joy in a way that recognizes and honors all of the feelings and emotions we experience during the holiday season. The service is open to everyone.
- The Burr Oak Tree Cross
One of the gifts of God to Heritage was the 350-year-old burr oak tree that rose from behind and above the Heritage church building. It was used as a symbol in past logos of Heritage and was an admired gift of God as we gazed out the windows of our fellowship area. The cross, pictured on the communion table, is from a branch of that tree and is a reminder of our history. This cross is the first of other Christian symbols that are being fashioned by a wood- working artisan. When all are completed, the set will enhance our worship services.
