honoring the past,
embracing the future

Join us for our thriving Sunday worship service!

It is filled with inspiring music, engaging lay participation, and
thoughtful reflections on lectionary texts.

Current Sunday Schedule:

8:30 a.m. – Mindfulness Meditation
9:00 a.m. – Sunday School
10:00 a.m. – Worship
11:00 a.m. – Coffee and Fellowship  

At West Denmark, in true Grundtvigian style, our worship services blend traditional liturgy with a deep sense of appreciation of the natural world and concern for social justice. As we gather in our serene sanctuary overlooking Little Butternut Lake, we find inspiration in the peacefulness of nature, which deepens our connection to God and each other. New hymns mix with old, the ancient words of worship are sung even as we explore new inspirations and new ways of hearing and experiencing Christ’s advent among us.

All are welcome! Whether you might be seeking a church to join or just want to check us out, you’re sure to encounter our eagerness to welcome!

      »learn about our choir here       

»learn about our instruments here

— Recent Sermons —

October 11, 2026

by Christy Wetzig

Matthew 22:1-14

“The grace of God is a wild, ruffled thing, by turns warm and cozy flannel, or workclothes, grimy and sturdy, or protective leather, or black tie and lace party clothes.”

>read the sermon here

September 27, 2026

by Christy Wettzig

Matthew 21:28-32

“In the Old Testament, when God says ‘I am with you’ it means that God’s power resides in that person, allowing them to accomplish what they are required to do. It’s maybe not the most comfortable condition, to have God with you; it always implies that you have a great work ahead of you, a difficult road.”

>read the sermon here

August 30, 2026

by Christy Wetzig

Matthew 16: 21-28

“Throughout the history of the church we have nearly always chosen
glory over suffering.
We have grabbed at the keys to the kingdom. We have
shoved one another aside to get to be the one guarding the door to heaven.
We choose ease over love of neighbor, self-preservation over sacrifice any day.”

>read the sermon here

The 2026 Family Camp featured a recital by organist Chuck Parsons.


>listen to three selections from the program here