Traditional Worship Service
Traditional Worship Service
Contemporary or Traditional Worship Service
Christ Lutheran Church is a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Our regional association is with the Northwest Indiana Conference of the Indiana Kentucky Synod.
The first church service was in 1970 and was sponsored by the American Lutheran Church (which became part of the ELCA in 1988). The founding pastor, Myron Lindblom, retired in 1978, and Rev. Jerry Castleman became pastor in 1979.
Sunday worshippers number on average about 375 adults and children. Those who are already Lutheran, and wish to join Christ Lutheran, are given an opportunity learn about the life and mission of our ministry. Those who have not previously belonged to a Lutheran church are provided more sessions to become acquainted with the Lutheran perspective within the Christian family.
CLC is a Scripturally Centered Church that is based on the solid foundation of God's saving grace through Christ, passionately sharing the Gospel as missionaries to others.
CLC is an Inviting Church that provides a nurturing, challenging and Christ-like environment of love, care and forgiveness.
CLC is a Compassionate Church that develops relationships by connecting people within our church, homes and community through fellowship, service and prayer.
CLC is a Sharing Church that educates individuals of all ages, thereby encouraging them to cultivate their God-given talents, finances and resources in service to the Lord.
CLC is a Discipling Church that mentors its members to identify, develop and utilize their individual gifts and talents to be effective leaders in furthering the diverse ministries of the church.
CLC is a Spirit-Filled Church that celebrates Jesus Christ through Word and Sacrament with varied styles of worship, prayer, music, liturgy and the arts.