Holy Baptism is a sacred sacrament in the Lutheran Church, marking entry into the Christian faith community. It is commanded by Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew and symbolizes spiritual rebirth through water and God's Word. Lutherans believe it is a pastor-led ceremony where promises are made for the baptized to grow in faith and live a Christian life.

To schedule a Baptism, please reach out to the pastor.

The Service of Holy Communion, one of two sacraments in the Lutheran Church, is central to worship. Through bread and wine, believed to embody Jesus' presence, we are forgiven and nourished for ministry. All are welcome to partake, reflecting on Jesus' Last Supper, his crucifixion, and resurrection, with a focus on reconciliation and coming with a pure heart.

Weddings are scheduled through the Pastor. Couples are expected to contact the office at least six months in advance of the proposed wedding date. There are fees for musicians, building usage depending on the extend of your needs and an honorarium is given to the pastor when held at the main worship space.

If you have another venue for your wedding the pastor’s fees will include travel expenses and honorarium.

If you would like more information, please see Pastor, or reach out to the office.

Funerals are rites of the church and are considered a worship service. These services are held in funeral homes or in the worship space. Pastoral care and support are offered to the bereaved.

If you are working through a Funeral home most expenses are billed directly through their services. If you are chose to not have them involved there are fees that need to be paid directly to the church prior to the service. Which may include the following:

-Food for the gathering

-Musician fees (a minimum of $150 depending on music choices)

-Pastor fee (a minimum of $200)

-Separate graveside service outside of worship service (travel expenses for pastor)

If you would like more information, please see Pastor, or reach out to the office.

Item descriptionLutherans have long held that both individual and corporate confession are vital to the health of our spiritual growth and wellbeing. Generally, we include corporate confession and forgiveness each Sunday in our worship together. This is key to coming to Holy Communion with a clean conscience and free from malice.

Individual confession is held with the pastor and is used as a time for reflection and intentional conversation in search of healing and forgiveness.

If you would like more information, please see Pastor, or reach out to the office.

Pastoral care is offered by the pastor and members of our faith community. For pastoral visits either in your home or hospital* please reach out and let us know you desire a visit.

*Hospitals no longer tell pastors about members who are in their care. Most hospitals have Spiritual Care offices that you can also contact and they can visit you as well as reach out and let your pastor know you would like a visit.