Lutheran Church of the Cross - Sacramento, CA

All Are Invited to Join Us at Cross

Lutheran

Church of the Cross


is a welcoming, worshiping people of God .
Through faith in Jesus Christ, we praise the God of Creation, Love and Forgiveness; encourage Spiritual Growth; and respond to the Holy Spirit's call to Compassionate Service in our
Community and World.

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    • Join Us for Worship

    Sunday Services: 11:00 am In Person or Online

    Services are available through Zoom or on our YouTube Channel.


    Social Hour 1st and 4th Sunday of the month after the service in the Social Hall

    Contact Geri Scheuer if you'd like to bring something to share.


    LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: We acknowledge that we gather for worship on the ancestral lands of the Miwok and Nisenan peoples who continue to live here today. May the God of justice and compassion give us courage to become true allies. To learn more about their tribal history, we encourage you to click the links above.

                Looking Ahead


     

    Sunday, July 19 – Communion Service with Pastor Eric Shafer of Global Refuge - come hear about the vital work this organization is doing for refugees and immigrants. There will be a special offering in addition to our regular offering. We will be switching our Fellowship Sunday to this Sunday following Service to spend some more time with Pastor Shafer. Please bring lunch items to share!


    Sunday, August 9 will be a Communion Service and we will have a pulpit guest, Yene Wolteji, founder and ED of Bridging Initiatives International. Janey Ranlett will lead the worship service.

    


    To learn more about NorCal Resist you can visit their website at  www.norcalresist.org


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    "We do not want...a church that will move with the world.
     We want a church that will  move the world."
    G. K. Chesterton