Welcome to St. Olaf Lutheran Congregation
Sharing God's Love . . . Caring for Community
St. Olaf is a ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (ELCA). We are located about 30 miles northwest of Milwaukee and we're part of the Greater Milwaukee Synod, West Conference. St. Olaf has about 100 people worshiping weekly in two services. Baptized membership is about 250 with about 20% youth. St. Olaf has a very active youth ministry and small groups.
Our facility is fully handicapped accessible and air-conditioned.
A nursery is available at the Sunday service.
Online Worship Services
New service videos available Sunday
Sat, Sept. 30th & Sunday Oct. 1st 2023
(Message: Need a Leader)
Message by Tom Pietz
Sat, Sept. 23rd & Sunday Sept. 24th 2023
(Message: Wrestling With God)
Message by Tom Pietz
Sat, July 15th & Sunday July 16th 2023
(Message: Belize Mission Team)
Faith and worship don't happen in one room, they happen wherever you are.
Saint Olaf Lutheran offers virtual services in Rubicon and beyond.
We celebrate our shared faith and fellowship even when we can't physically come together, to nurture shared community and spiritual needs.
Next Events/Reminders
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St Olaf Sunday School Registration - click here
Sunday School Volunteers Needed - click here
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Outreach For Hope Ride, Run, Walk – Saturday, September 30th
St. Olaf has a team page! You can go to https://give.classy.org/stolaf to donate to the event in support of the St. Olaf team, see who has already donated and leave a message. The link To learn more about the event and to register - click here
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Lutefisk Dinner preparation schedule and help needed - click here
Lutefisk Dinner - Saturday December 2nd - click here for flyer
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Maple Syrup Season -click hereHELP OFFERED, HELP NEEDED
"Kyle Johnson is the son of Roger and Lyn Johnson. He and his wife, Christie, were married in St. Olaf's. They and their two children were vacationing in Maui when the wind and wildfires hit.
After trying unsuccessfully for a couple hours to find a way out of downtown Lahaina, they escaped being trapped in the inferno by a few minutes.
He tells of a Lahaina resident who was concerned about their welfare and helped them for several days following their narrow escape despite losing her house and everything she owned. She continues to do what she can to help others in Lahaina who lost everything.
It's a story of true caring and selflessness."
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