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Christ Lutheran Church LCMS

Sundays
• Bible Study & Sunday School | 10 am
• Worship Service | 11 am
• South Asian Worship in Punjabi | 1 pm
• ESL class | 2 pm


Saturdays
• ESL Class | 10 am 

 

 


Ash Wednesday service at 7:30

We begin our Lenten journey with an Ash Wednesday service at 7:30 p.m.

The Gospel reading is from the Sermon on the Mount. Read the words of Jesus here.

It's Feb. 22. All are welcome.


Join us for Sunday worship

You are invited to join us for our worship service this Sunday at 11 a.m. It is the first Sunday in Lent.

Here is the Gospel reading for Feb. 26.

You are welcome to come early for our Bible study at 9:45 a.m. The topic is "Free Will and Salvation: Faith and Works."



Bible group: Faith and works

Our Sunday Bible Fellowship meets at 9:45 a.m. and has classes for all ages.

In the current series, we are taking a deeper look at some Christian teachings. The next two weeks, we will be studying "Faith and Works." On Feb. 26, the topic is "Free Will and Free Salvation," followed by "Free Salvation and Costly Service" on March 4.

There is no tuition charge.

Come and participate -- or come and listen.

Whether you are an experienced Christian or someone seeking answers, you are welcome.

Find out what God has to say to you.



Nerf Gun Party on March 3

Come and enjoy the fun at the Nerf Gun Party for the youth of our church and the young at heart on Saturday, March 3 from 2-5 p.m. We ask that you give a donation of $5 for each child. Call the church for details.


Blind Outreach Center to open


Christ Lutheran Church will be opening a Lutheran Blind Outreach Center for the New York City area. Currently there is no Lutheran outreach to the blind in the area. We are going to change that.

Christians at Blind Outreach Centers go out of their way to reach out with a hand of help. Both sighted and blind people gather for friendship, help, and support as they show and tell Jesus' love.

The centers provide support, fellowship, and classes. People meet for fellowship meals, Bible study, skill-training classes to prepare for employment, support groups for people with various vision problems, and training to become effective Christian leaders. They teach Braille classes with the Adult Braille Christian Reader curriculum, which addresses hard questions blind people ask, such as "Where is God?" and "Is there hope?"

More details are available at the Lutheran Blind Mission web site.