​WHY DO YOU CALL YOURSELVES LUTHERANS? The name Lutherans is not primarily a reference to Martin Luther the man, but to his teachings about the truth of the Gospel. Luther reformed the Church by teaching the truth of Scripture. Luther taught that God saves people through the death and resurrection of His Son Jesus Christ. This salvation is given by grace through faith and not by works. Luther taught what the early Church and the apostles taught in the New Testament. This return to the truth of God’s Word is the cause and reason for celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. Many of our congregations are named for saints. Yet, it is not the saints we worship, but the Christ whom they taught. The same is true for Luther. It is not the man we treasure, but the truth about Jesus that he proclaimed.

Our Savior's seeks to care for all members through the following Ministry programs

Worship Opportunities

• Sunday Morning Worship with Communion
• Advent and Lenten Services
• Special Holiday Services

Christian Education 
Parents, in regard to your children, remember that God charges you with the responsibility to "bring them up in the training and instruction of the Lord" (Eph.6:4). Confirmation classes and Sunday School classes for our children and youth are provided to assist you in this special responsibility. Please bring your children each week and may God bless you!

• Sunday School
• Sunday Morning and Weekly Adult Bible Classes
• Confirmation Instruction
• Vacation Bible School
• College Bible Study with evening meal
• Book Group

Fellowship

• Lutheran Ladies
• Quilting Circle
• College and Young Adults Activity Groups

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