We are a community of Christians who believe that Jesus Christ is the unique Son of God and has given his life for ours. We began in 1983 as a Mission Congregation and continue to grow with vigor and eagerness.

We believe that:

• We have been saved by Jesus and granted the gift of eternal life by Him.
• The Bible contains the Word of God and that Jesus Christ-his life, death for us and resurrection are key to unlocking the meaning of all scripture. To us, God's most important work is redeeming us in Christ.
• Jesus is divine like God, yet human like us.
• We are called to follow Jesus and help the poor, the weak and the outcast in his name.

With a membership of about 400, we average 130 people in Sunday worship at our two services. With both a traditional and contemporary service, our church also offers Bible studies, youth programs, discussion groups, charitable and social activities, a mostly retired seniors fellowship and an active music program.

Our church has an open table for Holy Communion, meaning visitors and anyone who communes in their home congregation is welcome to commune with us. Communion is served by intinction (dipping the bread into the chalice of wine or grape juice) and gluten-free wafers are available upon request. Children are welcome to enjoy our nursery, stocked with books, coloring supplies and toys geared for kids five and under. Adults should accompany their children and the service is audible in the nursery room.

For Lutherans, worship stands at the center of our faith life. It grounds us in our Christian and Lutheran roots, while demonstrating practical relevance in today's world. We believe that Jesus Christ is present in both word and sacrament through the power of the Holy Spirit. It unites us in celebration, engages us thoughtful dialogue and helps us grow in faith. Through God's word, water, bread and prayer we are nurtured in faith and sent out into the world.