Sunday Divine Services • 10:30 am

A Campus Ministry of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod serving the University of North Dakota.

  • Christ For You.

    Wittenberg exists to proclaim Jesus Christ, crucified and risen for the forgiveness of sin. When you come here, you can expect Christ-Centered preaching and teaching that will both expose your need for a savior and deliver Christ as the only Savior from sin, death, and the devil.

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  • People with you.

    Come and meet the wonderful students at Wittenberg. Every week there are opportunities to gather for fellowship and the study of God's Word.

    Sunday Divine Service: 10:30 am

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Bible Studies

  • Sundays @ 11:30

    Every Sunday in the church year has appointed readings, prayers, introits, and other liturgical elements. This study will take a deeper look at how all of those pieces connect, and how they apply to our daily lives. Lunch proivded!

  • Wednesdays @ 6:00

    This is a chapter-by-chapter study of Matthew’s gospel, and a great study to come to if you haven’t read much of the Bible or want to get back into a regular study of it! Supper provided!

  • Thursdays @ 7:00

    When someone says, “The Bible teaches…” how do we evaluate what their claims are? Too often the Bible gets misquoted in order to make it seem like it’s teaching things which are actually false. In this study we will examine some commonly misquoted Bible verses as a practice in Biblical discernment.

Upcoming events

Location & Time

 

3120 5th Ave N
Grand Forks ND 58203

Sunday Divine Service: 10:30 AM

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Pastor Dan Suelzle

Rev. Dan Suelzle began serving at Wittenberg Chapel in September 2017. He grew up in Hazen, ND, and studied vocal performance at UND for a year and a half before transferring to Concordia University in Seward, Nebraska, where he earned a degree in psychology and did his pre-seminary studies.

​Rev. Suelzle received an M. Div. from Concordia Seminary in St. Louis in 2011. His first call was to Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, Eugene, Oregon, where he served for six years before being called to Wittenberg. He lives in Grand Forks with his wife and four children.