Welcome to Luther Memorial Chapel and University Student Center
Dr. Martin Luther once said, So today, the Word itself, Baptism, and the Lord’s Supper are our morning stars to which we turn our eyes as certain indications of the Sun of grace. For we can definitely assert that where the Lord’s Supper, Baptism, and the Word are found, Christ, the remission of sins, and life eternal are found.
     We invite you to visit us for the Divine Service each Sunday at 9am and each Monday at 7pm. We are a congregation of the South Wisconsin District of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.
 
UPCOMING LMC EVENTS

Mon - Thurs, Aug 30th - Sept. 2nd
UWM Union Info Tables - 10:00 to 12:00pm
Tuesday, August 31st
Service @ Eastside Nursing Home - 11:00am
Sunday, September 5th
University Student Cookout @ Vicar's House - 11:00am
Tuesday, September 7th
English Conversation Class - 9:00am
Wednesday, September 8th
UWM Student Org Fair - 10:00am to 2:00pm
Thursday, September 9th
CCOT Meeting - 8:30am
Coffee, Tea & Conversation - 5:30pm in UWM Union Room 342
Craft Circle - 6:30pm @ LMC (lower-multipurpose room)

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Attending UWM or Miwaukee Area University?
Are you or someone you know attending UW-Milwaukee, Marquette, Concordia University Wisconsin, Wisconsin Lutheran, MATC, MSOE, or any other Milwaukee area university?

One of the biggest challenges that young Christian students face in their first weeks on a college campus is getting acclimated to being away from home and away from their home church.

Just as important as selecting a college or university, picking a major and scheduling classes is finding a good campus ministry or local church where students can be served with Christ’s Word and Sacrament while they are away from home, and where opportunities are provided to join together with other Lutheran students on campus for service and social activities.  Luther Memorial Chapel and University Student Center is here to assist Milwaukee area college students in staying connected with God’s life-giving gifts while at school.
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14th Sunday After Pentecost

TEXT: LUKE 14:1-14/HEBREWS 13:1-17/PROVERBS 25:2-10
JESUS GIVES YOU HIS PLACE!
Rev. Kenneth W. Wieting

In many and various ways God spoke to His people of old by the prophets, but now in these last days He has spoken to us by His Son, through whom also He made the world (Heb. 1).  Dear hearers of the Word made flesh;

As a single vicar in North Carolina, I was the guest at lots of meals.  The dear people in our sister congregation no doubt understood my lack of culinary ability and took pity on me.  But those dinner invitations were also a time of sizing this Midwesterner up a bit – of asking lots of questions – and sometimes of suggesting things a vicar might attend to.  Dinner invitations can have more than one purpose.

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12th Sunday after Pentecost

TEXT: LUKE 12: 49-53/Hebrews 11:1-16
JESUS IS THE GREAT DIVIDER!
Rev. Kenneth W. Wieting


In many and various ways God spoke to His people of old by the prophets.  But now in these last days He has spoken to us by His Son…through whom also He made the world (See Heb. 1:1, 2).  Dear hearers of the Word made flesh;

Heavy words spoken into our ears by Jesus!  Do you think I have come to give peace on earth?  No, I tell you, but rather division.  From now on in one house there will be five divided, three against two and two against three.  Our age admires compromise and external accord.  Our culture despises truth claims as divisive and detrimental.  Our sinful nature would like everyone to agree with our own superior, personal view of reality.  As a child of this age and culture, dealing with your own Old Adam, how do you receive these heavy words of the Son of God?  They will be divided, father against son and son against father, mother against daughter and daughter against mother. As Jesus continues, even the in-laws become outlaws over Him.

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13th Sunday After Pentecost

Vicar Christopher Stout

Grace, mercy and peace be unto you from God our Father and from our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Amen.

And someone said to him, “Lord, will those who are saved be few?”  And Jesus said to him, “Strive to enter through the narrow door.  For many, I tell you, will seek to enter and will not be able.” (Luke 13:23-24)

It’s called “breaking the wall.”  It’s a movie and television trick that I’m sure you’re all familiar with though the name doesn’t sound familiar.  You’re watching a movie and the characters are talking, one to another, just like they always do.  Then they stop, look at you, and address you.  The movie Ferris Bueller does this quite often.  He’s talking with his friends, and then he stops, looks at you and says, “What are you doing?  Go on, the movie is over.  You can go now.”  He addressed you and there’s no doubt about it.

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11th Sunday after Pentecost

Vicar Christopher Stout

Grace, mercy and peace to you, O little flock, who belong to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Amen.

Fear not, little flock, for it is your Fathers good pleasure to give you the kingdom.

That’s good, right?  It’s the best, in fact. It’s the good news - the gospel - of your promised eternal life. Fear not your sins that weigh you down, they are forgiven. Fear not Satan, the foe who madly seeks your overthrow, dread not his rage and pow’r, for his seeming triumph o’er God’s saints, lasts but a little hour (LSB 666, st. 1). That is what we just sang. Fear not your death, for death has been defeated. This is good, right?  It’s the best, in fact.

So fear not, don’t be so anxious, you anxious and fearful ones. Your eternal life is taken care of, so what else could bother you?




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Worship with Us!
Divine Service
Sundays @ 9:00am
Mondays @ 7:00pm

Bible Study
Sundays @ 10:30am

Morning Prayer
(Matins)
Wednesdays @ 8:30am