Yes, they are somewhat High Church, meaning they’re liturgical. The LCMC and the LCMS are staying true to God’s word. Other Lutheran churches are straying which saddens me.
Beautiful post, Beverly! I pray your Thursday schedule to publish works out for you.
I was raised in the Lutheran church (confirmed and first Communion). After many years in nondenominational Bible churches I’m back home at a faithful Lutheran church that’s traditional.
I did visit a couple of Orthodox parishes, and if you do, call them first and see if someone could meet you to welcome you and walk you through their Divine Liturgy. It’s very beautiful.
If you’re interested, look up Lutheran Churches in your area and check their websites for:
Affiliation:
* LCMS (Lutheran Church Missouri Synod)
* LCMC (Lutheran Church in Mission for Christ)
These are still faithful to God’s word.
Many still have what they call Traditional Services. Those are where you’ll hear the liturgy.
We attend an LCMC church, the Traditional Service.
Oh I didn't know this about Lutheran churches are they considered mainline?
Yes, they are somewhat High Church, meaning they’re liturgical. The LCMC and the LCMS are staying true to God’s word. Other Lutheran churches are straying which saddens me.
Beautiful post, Beverly! I pray your Thursday schedule to publish works out for you.
I was raised in the Lutheran church (confirmed and first Communion). After many years in nondenominational Bible churches I’m back home at a faithful Lutheran church that’s traditional.
I did visit a couple of Orthodox parishes, and if you do, call them first and see if someone could meet you to welcome you and walk you through their Divine Liturgy. It’s very beautiful.
Oh that's so cool! I also heard the service might not be in English?
In large cities you’ll find English services. The parish’s website should give you the information you need.
Thank you! I sense a blog post coming up!