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2020 Worship Schedule:

January 11 @11 am at the Ministry Center ~ 225 E. 11th Street
February 8 @ 11 am at the Ministry Center ~ 225 E. 11th Street
March 14 @ 11 am at the Ministry Center ~ 225 E. 11th Street
April 4 ****Worship cancelled in April****
May 16 @11 am at Heritage Park ~ 600 E. 7th Street
June 13 @11 am at Heritage Park ~ 600 E. 7th Street
July 11 @11 am at Heritage Park ~ 600 E. 7th Street
August 8 @11 am at Heritage Park ~ 600 E. 7th Street
September 12 @11 am at Heritage Park ~ 600 E. 7th Street
October 10 @10 am at Heritage Park ~ 600 E. 7th Street
November 15 @10am at Augustana Lutheran Church ~ 235 N Prairie Ave
December 12 @11 am Location TBD

We couldn't do this ministry without your prayers. As you look through our upcoming events and news items please say a prayer that someone will feel the presence of the Holy Spirit that day.

Upcoming Events

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June Worship - June 13Heritage Park 700 E. 6th St

Join us for worship! Setup begins at 10 am, worship at 11am, lunch is served at approximately 12 noon. All are welcome!

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July Worship - July 11Heritage Park 700 E. 6th St.

Join us for worship! Setup begins at 10 am, worship at 11am, lunch is served at approximately 12 noon. All are welcome!

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August Worship - August 8Heritage Park 700 E. 6th St.

Join us for worship! Setup begins at 10 am, worship at 11am, lunch is served at approximately 12 noon. All are welcome!

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September Worship - September 12Heritage Park 700 E. 6th St.

Join us for worship! Setup begins at 10 am, worship at 11am, lunch is served at approximately 12 noon. All are welcome!

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October Worship - October 10Heritage Park 700 E. 6th St.

Join us for worship! Setup begins at 10 am, worship at 11am, lunch is served at approximately 12 noon. All are welcome!

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November Worship-November 15Augustana Lutheran 235 N. Prairie Ave

Join us for worship! Worship is at 10am, lunch is served at approximately 11 noon. All are welcome!

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January Prayer Requests

Hello and Happy Sunday, Many of you are probably watching the Superbowl and will not get this until tomorrow, so Happy Monday to you folks. Something we learned this month is that it takes a village to run a street church. It really does. Brandon Lutheran (Pastor Dan and gang)...

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Church on the Street's 2019 Annual Report

Download the 2019 COTS Annual Report

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December Prayer Requests

Happy New Year, Friends and Prayer Warriors, As we enter into 2020, we do so with Hope! While we pray, we reflect on our own lives. I find myself turning to the words of others during reflection. Especially those who see life through a lens more clearly than me. Please reflect with me on a poem writ...

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November Prayer Requests

Grace and Peace friends, As we enter the season of Advent, we do so with a happy and thankful heart. I preached yesterday about the meaning of Advent, the season of waiting. We wait to celebrate the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ, but we also eagerly wait for Jesus to come back for us. ...

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October Prayer Requests

Grace and Peace friends, I am writing this from Gullixson Hall at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota. This year marks the beginning of my 20th year of being educated and I still have so many questions and so many things to learn. I hope I am not alone in that. Thank you for walking alongside me during my seminary years and let's keep asking...

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Church on the Street 5K results now in!

Congratulations to Jesse Kroupa on completing first on our 2nd annual 5K. A very special thank you to all who participated and made the event wonderful. Download the full list of participants

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Stories

The first time I met Rebel I knew immediately I wanted to be a part of the movement she and her team were creating in Sioux Falls! The unconditional love, shown to everyone, is the kind of love Jesus wanted us to show when he said love your neighbor. Everyone has a story, even the unhoused. By taking just a few minutes to listen and show compassion, we can be the face of Jesus to someone that has never experienced Him.

Tami

The first couple I met from Church on the Street surprised me in a lot of ways. Their rawness and honesty was beautiful. I was taken aback by how open they were with me, a person they met only seconds ago. While I listened, I wasn’t sure what to say or how to react. I had never heard first-hand anything like what they were telling me. I had read stories and testimonies of people who had lived on the streets, but now people were right in front of me, telling me of their misfortunes and blessings. As the minutes passed, I saw the living gospel, not just in Pastor Rebel, but in the couple sitting in front of me. The visit may not have lasted long, but that couple, the first people I ever met from Church on the Street, changed my life in a lot of unexpected ways. Every time I see them, they welcome me with open arms. I am deeply grateful for this couple and how they introduced me to a life-changing ministry.