About Our Savior’s Lutheran Church

Our Savior’s is a welcoming community. It is a place of laughter and joy but it is also a place where tears are welcome. We are honest about the struggles and brokenness of life and we believe that it is in these places of brokenness that Christ enters our lives and our world. Worship is the center of our lives together. It is where we encounter the living Word of God, sing our praise and offer our heartfelt prayers. We celebrate communion at every service, tasting the forgiveness and acceptance of Jesus.

Education Programs

Sunday School

Sunday school is a great place for children to get together and learn more about God and fellowship with each other.

Children’s Ministries

We love kids and have a desire to invest in their lives. There are many fun children’s ministries here so keep checking our events page.

Bible Studies

When it comes to digging deeper, we help give you the tools you need. Not only to learn more about God, but to fellowship with each other.

Every Sunday we collect items for various organizations, such as CASDA and the Salvation Army. In the summer months we collect school supplies that we give away every August in our annual Backpack giveaway.

We always take donations of new or gently used bras for CASDA, as well as black dress clothes for the SHS band/orchestra students.

We currently have a clothes closet with clothing for sizes newborn to kids size 12. Donations are always welcome, and people are invited to come and take the clothes they need.

Upcoming Outreach Events

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A Little History

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Our Savior’s was created by the merging of two churches; Trinity and Bethlehem. Trinity Lutheran was built in 1897 with free lumber from a condemned building.

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Education unit was built, which is where our offices and the clothes closet is located today. A mortgage burning ceremony was held in January 1959.

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The old personage was moved and there was a groundbreaking ceremony for a new sanctuary. On May 5, 1963 there was a dedication of the new sanctuary.

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Lois Pederson was a parish visitor. She was a Superior native who was a missionary in Japan. Some artwork that was given to OSLC from her can be found hanging in the church today.

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A new addition and some remodeling. In 2005 St. Paul’s joins OSLC due to low attendance.

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