The good news of Christ is at the center of worship at Christ Lutheran Church. We are proud of our Lutheran heritage, where the message of salvation by grace through faith permeates every facet of our life together.
Our style of worship blends traditional and contemporary music and elements around a liturgical framework. We also offer seasonal Advent and Lent midweek gatherings.
All worship at Christ Lutheran has a common framework:
Gathering | We gather in song and prayer to prepare ourselves to hear the Word of God.
Word | We hear God’s Word present in the Scriptures. In these readings, we encounter the living Word of God, Jesus Christ, and we sing and pray for the needs of the world.
Meal | In thanksgiving for what God has done, we share a meal of bread and wine (or grape juice), instituted by Christ himself. In this meal, we receive forgiveness and celebrate the unity of God’s people.
Sending | Worship ends with God’s blessing. A sending ritual invites the community to depart in peace, sent out to love and serve God in word and in deed.