| Intimacy With God |
Scripture • Prayer • Worship |
| Loving Relationships |
Family • Community • Small Groups |
| Generosity |
Time • Talent • Treasure |
| Serving |
Caring for Others • Knowing and Using Spiritual Gifts |
| Evangelism |
Good News • Sharing God’s Story |
Click here to learn about Hosanna's history.
Worship at Hosanna!
Weekend services are held in the Worship Center on Saturdays at 5:00 p.m., Sundays at 8:45 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. The services are 70 minutes in length and comprise of praise and worship, teaching, and prayer. The services are welcoming to the first-time visitor. A parent room is available if you and your child need one. A prayer chapel is available if you would like prayer support. Be sure to stop by the Welcome Center located in the Atrium to meet a Hosanna! staff member and pick up your free gift, just for visiting.
Wednesday services are held at 6:30 p.m. The service is 70 minutes in length. Pastors Kristi Graner, Tim Hatt, Derek Rust, and other speakers provide Bible-based, in-depth teaching.
Welcome Luncheon
Questions? Contact Maja, 952-898-9612, majan@hosannalc.org.
Childrens' Educational Opportunities
We offer educational options for children birth through 5th grade, as well as child care options for times other than regularly scheduled worship services. We have a vital Student Ministries program offering many events and activities for students in 6th grade through 12th grade. Specific program information and registration is available below:
- First Look - 6 weeks-Pre K
- HALO (K-5) - "Sunday School" for Grades 1- 5
- PowerLife - Confirmation Curriculum for 6th grade through 8th grade
- Catalyst - Senior High Ministry
(9-12th Grade)
Adults are encouraged to select from any number of classes, studies, and workshops offered throughout the year. Click here to review the current learning opportunities.
Being a partner at Hosanna! is not a passive role, but rather it is an invitation to be part of a movement of God. This course will teach you more about the mission and vision of Hosanna!, our core values, our Core Courses concept for spiritual growth, and what the purpose of “partnering in ministry” is all about.
Click here to register for the next Bridge class.
How can I get involved in such a large church?
We recommend Alpha as a first step toward getting connected in the church. The Alpha course allows you to explore the basics of Christianity or enrich the faith you already have while making new friends. Adults of any age or background can benefit from the relaxed atmosphere and low-pressure setting. Each of the 10 sessions begins with a meal and Alpha Sprouts (Alpha curriculum for children) is available. The Fall 2008 session is scheduled for Sundays, September 7-November 23, 5:30-8:00 p.m., or Thursdays, September 11-November 20, 12:00-1:30 p.m. Contact Maja, Alpha Coordinator, 952-898-9612 to learn about the next course. Contact Maja, 952-898-9612 to learn about the next course or click here to register.
Hosanna! is grounded in small groups as we believe the needs of people are met most effectively through the relationships developed in the small group setting. Opportunhities to connect with other people are offered throughout the year. To learn how you can get connected, contact Susan, Small Group Assimilator, 952-898-9744..
What Does Hosanna! Believe?
To learn more about what Hosanna! believes, read the "What We Teach" .pdf document.
Our Associations
- At Hosanna! we are Christians first and Lutherans second.
- We associate freely with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) www.elca.org which is based in Chicago.
- We are members of the Willow Creek Association.
- We are committed to missions and outreach, because hurting and lost people matter to God. We feel especially called to share the gospel with Muslims in Southeast Asia.
We invite into fellowship all who want to follow Jesus.
