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Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church was formed as an independent Lutheran congregation in January 2004. In 2006, the church joined the Evangelical Lutheran Diocese of North America. In 2010, the church […]
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What We Believe

At Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, we believe, teach, and confess the following: The Bible is the inspired and inerrant Word of God. The practice of closed communion is biblical and […]
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September 2020 Newsletter

September 1, 2020 by Pastor Josiah Scheck

Dear Saints, In our study of the Augsburg Confession, during Christian Education Hour, we have passed over very many historical details so as to come quickly to the Augsburg Confession, itself. One of those details—one of many which deserve greater attention—is the Marburg Colloquy of 1529. This formal, doctrinal discussion (for that is what a colloquy is) took place primarily between Martin Luther and Ulrich Zwingli; they... Read More »

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Oculi – 3rd Sunday in Lent (Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church)

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September 2020 Newsletter
September 1, 2020
Dear Saints, In our study of the Augsburg Confession, during Christian Education Hour, we have passed over very many historical details so as to come quickly to the Augsburg... »
What is the "Unaltered" Augsburg Confession?
May 24, 2020
Dear Saints, As we enter the month of June, we especially thank God for our distinctive Lutheran Confession—being the faithful continuance of orthodox Christian Doctrine, as it was... »
The Liturgical Colors
December 22, 2019
Dear Saints, As we begin learning about the key changes in the Church calendar, between the previous 3-year and the traditional 1-year lectionaries, we review the meaning of the liturgical colors. The liturgicalcolors are something of a visual... »
Every Word of the Bible is God's Word
December 1, 2017
Dear saints: As we continue to celebrate the commemoration of the Reformation I asserted last month that one of the most important things the member of the Church Catholic of every age not “can” but “must” do is continue to submit to what is... »
Keeping the Truth in Easter
April 1, 2017
Dear saints Our spiritual anticipation continues to increase as we draw ever closer once again to that four-day period which we know, commemorate and celebrate as “holy week” the highpoint beginning on Maundy Thursday followed by Good Friday and... »