Christian worship is the gathering of God’s people — of all ages, places, and backgrounds — to encounter the living presence of the Triune God through prayer, song, Scripture, preaching, and the Sacraments.
Our faith is rooted in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The words we use often come from ancient languages and traditions — they may sound old-fashioned, but they carry meaning and depth that connect us to the whole church through time.
From the Greek word for “work of the people.” In worship, it is first and foremost God’s work for us — but also our call to serve our neighbors in love.
Adoration that belongs to God alone. More than respect or honor, worship is our response to God’s grace and love.
From the Latin “to make holy.” Lutherans recognize two Sacraments: Baptism and Holy Communion. In these, God uses ordinary things — water, bread, wine — to deliver His extraordinary grace.
When we feed the hungry, clothe the poor, or care for the hurting, we are living out the liturgy — the work of the people.
We can worship God anywhere: in church, at home, outdoors, or in the stillness of Scripture study.
When we gather together, liturgy, adoration, Scripture, and the Sacraments unite in the Divine Service — the heart of Christian community life.
Worship is rich with meaning, and symbols help us see Christ at the center.
Each Sunday, worship at Christ Lutheran includes:

At Christ Lutheran, worship isn’t just something you attend — it’s something you live. Whether you’re brand-new or a lifelong Lutheran, our hope is that this introduction helps you feel at home and see worship as God’s gift to you.
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