Divine Worship

Lutheran worship follows a liturgical order of service, a practice stemming from the earliest Christians. The outline of worship addresses spiritual needs such as forgiveness, edification, and spiritual nurture. The rhythm of our worship is from Him to us, and then from us back to Him. He gives us gifts and together we receive them. We build one another up as we speak in psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs.

Lutheran Women’s Missionary League

(LWML) The mission of the LWML is to assist each woman of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod in affirming her relationship with the Triune God so that she is enabled to use her gifts in ministry to the people of the world.

www.lwml.org

Lutheran Laymen’s League

A volunteer organization of Christian men meets on the second Monday of the month. The LLL in this congregation was formed in 1947 helps support the church and community by donating their time, labor, and finances in areas of need. Lutheran Hour Ministries, the media outreach arm of the Int’LLL, uses TV, radio programming and other outreach tools, to equip the laity in North America and around the world.

www.lhm.org

Mid-Week Classes

Youth Group

Led by a seminary student from Concordia University in Austin, Texas, meets every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in Parish hall. Open to children of all ages.

Sunday School

Pre-school through adult. There are six classes at different age levels for young people. The three adult classes study various topics, one sure to fit you.

Vacation Bible School

Every summer, classes start at preschool through adult, a light meal proceeds. The week finishes with a program put on by the children for the parents and other adults.

Lutheran Outdoors Ministry of Texas

Camp Lone Star is a year-round multipurpose camp. Located in La Grange, Texas offers a wide variety of resources including 260 wooded acres with hiking and jogging trails, picnic, campfire, and worship areas.

Summer camp activities include: Bible study, swimming, canoeing, archery, arts and crafts, hiking, outdoor education, cookouts, singing, and various sports.

Camp schedules are for:

Young Children (ages 5-8)

Preteens (ages 8-12)

Teens (13-18)

Adventure Programs

Sojourn Programs

Families

LOMT  events are scheduled for:

RV Retreat

Women’s Renewal Retreat

Fall Singles Retreat

Men’s Retreat

Winter High School

Life Quest

Christian Youth Night

Jr. Staff Workshop

Family Camp

Work Camp

Father Son Retreat

For more information call 1-800-362-2078, or visit www.lomt.com