CLC's new theme for 2026: Where Love Makes Space
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Whoever you are and wherever you find yourself on the journey of faith
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All Are Welcome.
Welcome to Christ Lutheran Church
We’re a Reconciling in Christ (RIC) congregation where everyone truly belongs — no exceptions.
Whether you’re full of faith or full of questions, LGBTQIA+ or straight, young or old, certain or searching — you are loved here.
At Christ Lutheran, grace isn’t a theory; it’s our way of life.
Come as you are, find community, and discover that you are already enough.
We’re a Reconciling in Christ (RIC) congregation where everyone truly belongs — no exceptions.
Whether you’re full of faith or full of questions, LGBTQIA+ or straight, young or old, certain or searching — you are loved here.
At Christ Lutheran, grace isn’t a theory; it’s our way of life.
Come as you are, find community, and discover that you are already enough.
What Is “Where Love Makes Space”?
At Christ Lutheran Church, we believe love is more than a feeling — it is an action.
Where Love Makes Space is our 2026 ministry theme, rooted in the conviction that God’s love always creates room ...room for new people, for healing, for questions, for doubt, for joy, for rest, and for transformation. As a church, we are committed to practicing that same kind of spacious love: love that opens its arms, pulls up another chair at the table, and says, “There is room for you here - exactly as you are.”
In a world that often feels crowded, rushed, and closed-off, we choose to make holy space - for belonging, for community, and for the Spirit to move.
Welcome. You are truly home.
Here, love makes space - and so do we.
Where Love Makes Space is our 2026 ministry theme, rooted in the conviction that God’s love always creates room ...room for new people, for healing, for questions, for doubt, for joy, for rest, and for transformation. As a church, we are committed to practicing that same kind of spacious love: love that opens its arms, pulls up another chair at the table, and says, “There is room for you here - exactly as you are.”
In a world that often feels crowded, rushed, and closed-off, we choose to make holy space - for belonging, for community, and for the Spirit to move.
Welcome. You are truly home.
Here, love makes space - and so do we.
