Praise the Lord, all you nations; extol God, all you peoples.
For great is God's steadfast love toward us,
and the faithfulness of the Lord endures forever. Hallelujah! Psalm 177

Worship Schedule

Sunday Worship
   8:00 am Fellowship Hall
   9:30 am Sanctuary & live streamed

Best COVID Worship Practices

The building will open up 15 minutes ahead of time. A Greeter will meet you at the door to check you in. Please go directly to the worship space.
  • Masks that cover your nose, mouth, and chin are required, including children over age 2.
  • Remain six feet from members of other households, including upon entering and exiting.
  • Worship participants are welcome to hum along with worship music, but please do not sing.
  • Offering will be collected as you exit the worship space.
  • Communion will be available via individual wine/wafer packets you can pick up as you enter the worship space.
  • If possible, please avoid using the restroom.
  • There will be no gathering in the hallways. No refreshments will be available.
 If you feel uncomfortable or unsafe to join us for in person worship, please know that our services will continue to be posted on line as well. The live stream of the service will be recorded and uploaded later for you watch when the time is best for you.

What is Worship Like?

All are welcome to be a part of our worship, whether you are a life-long Lutheran, come from another denomination, or come without a faith background and are curious about Christ.

All ages are welcome. We love having the littlest ones with us in worship - including when they squawk and coo. If you have mobility concerns, please see our information on accessibility.

We are a gathering of brothers and sisters in Christ, offering up our best to the Lord in worship. When we gather in the sanctuary, we encourage folks to take time to center into that worship. The prelude helps us to slow down and focus. If you are there with small children, don't sweat it! Your presence with your children is an act of faith and devotion in itself. Their babble, laughter, and cries are prayers indeed.