Worship

Our Worship
Our Lord Jesus Christ calls us to worship.
Our Lutheran worship is:

Christ-centered; focused on Jesus Christ who is living and active among us.
Christ has given us His forgiveness, life and salvation and in worship continues to serve us.
His Gospel is proclaimed, His Word is read, His people are Baptized and receive the Lord’s Supper. What a blessing!

The Divine Service:
God Serves us with His gracious gifts and we then offer our service to our Lord and Savior in thanksgiving and praise for His undeserved goodness and mercy.

This receiving and giving is the design or pattern of our “Divine Service”—a holy time, set apart to be in the presence of the holy, almighty, ever-living God.

We are forgiven, given new life and respond with grateful hearts, praising our Lord and serving others by sharing psalms, hymns and spiritual songs.

Lutheran worship is dignified, reverent and sacred reflecting what the church believes, teaches and confesses.

We draw from our rich heritage and use several different liturgies or formats of the Divine Service to enhance our worship.

In our worship, in the hymns we sing, the creeds we share, the psalms we pray, we join the entire company of heaven; the saints on earth and the saints in heaven in praising our Lord Jesus Christ, who with the Father and the Holy Spirit reigns as one God, world without end. Amen!

Our Worship at this time:

Although we are experiencing unprecedented restrictions on our ability to meet with others, we are blessed with many options to worship.
On-line services, broadcasts and the written word provide opportunities for us to worship.
Whether we gather with other believers; engage in devotions in our home with family; or, praise our Lord in our heart, we worship our Lord.
As shared in 1 Chronicles 16:29, “Ascribe to the Lord the glory due his name. Bring an offering and come before him; worship the Lord in the splendor of his holiness.”

Schedule/Service Outlines
Sunday Worship will take place IN-PERSON and ON-LINE at 9:00 AM using precautions as described in our COVID-19 Responses.