Gold Hill Lutheran Church

Isn’t anything in this world good enough? Do they have to change everything? Kilometers, kilograms and Celsius temps, and a new liturgy to sing.

Today I and Sam went to the Gold Hill Lutheran Church. We choose to go at the later worship that’s starts at 11. The 8:30 one felt a little bit too early this Sunday morning.  Somebody had probably shot a deer earlier this morning for it was one at the back of the trucks parked at the church.  Hunting and directly to church! The church is self didn’t really look like an old typical church, more like a community youth center. We really felt welcome, some lady tried to make us wear nametags because of that we were newcomers. She also wanted us to accept that someone should come and inform us about their church at our places. We refused friendly and walked in to their nave. Today the priest introduced their new hymnbook and that made it even harder to follow the jumping between all songs in books and papers.  The new hymn book seemed to be a big change for them because the old one was from 78’, almost like a revolution. We probably seemed to be really lost when we were flipping pages in the hymnbook. A woman helped me several times find the right page.  Nothing special happened under the worship; we took a shot of wine and we eat some strange bread that the priest crushed in our hands. One the way out we as newcomers was introduced to some people by the usher.  They really tried to bind us up to the church. This was probably the church with the highest average age, so they need younger people to their crew