Worship

Advent

In Lutheran worship we Gather together in the presence of God, to hear how God loves us through God’s Word, we receive God’s love through the Sacraments of Holy Communion and Baptism and are then Sent to share the love

God has given us with all the world.

Worship Every Sunday at 9:00am from Memorial Day to Labor Day,
8:00am and 9:30am through the rest of the year.
If you are not able to worship in person, services are streamed live via Facebook and Zoom. Past services are available on YouTube.

We gather in worship to claim the promise of Jesus:

Jesus holding a child in one arm with his other arm extended to touch the head of a woman kneeling beside him

“Where two or three are gathered in my name, I am there among them”. (Matthew 18:20)

Oh sing to the Lord a new song; sing to the Lord, all the earth! (Psalms 96:1)

Martin Luther wrote hymns and introduced hymn singing as a regular part of Christian worship.

Baby Jesus lying upon a bed of hay on a white cloth with Mary cradling him

In prayer, we are connected to God. A Christian learns best to pray in the gathering of God’s people. A believer’s prayer is joined by the Holy Spirit with the prayer of all God’s servants of every time and place.

Jesus holding a walking stick in one hand and a baby lamb in the other. Two other adult lambs are walking beside him, one on each side

Go in peace, serve the Lord. The Holy Spirit who Gathers the church also Sends God’s people. Our faith deepens as we worship God and we are inspired to go out into the world to share the love of God with our neighbors.