<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/13/c5/9a/ryanloyd/1400x1400_11763698.jpeg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this Reformation Sunday, Pastor Leslie preaches from John 8. What does grace look like? We are welcome and forgiven of God's grace; transformed because of His Grace. 

And on a day when our church remembers it's roots, Pastor Leslie says: "It's not what we have done, but what God has done in us."

On this Reformation Sunday, Pastor Leslie preaches from John 8. What does grace look like? We are welcome and forgiven of God's grace; transformed because of His Grace. And on a day when our church remembers it's roots, Pastor Leslie says: "It's not what we have done, but what God has done in us."

<br>On this Reformation Sunday, Pastor Leslie preaches from John 8. What does grace look like? We are welcome and forgiven of God's grace; transformed because of His Grace. 

And on a day when our church remembers it's roots, Pastor Leslie says: "It's not what we have done, but what God has done in us."

CLC Sermon 10-30-16

WHAT LUTHERANS BELIEVE
The Christian church is made up of those who have been baptized and thus have received Christ as the Son of God and Savior of the world.  Sometimes it is referred to as "the Body of Christ."   Lutherans believe that they are a part of a community of faith that began with the gift of the Holy Spirit,   God's presence with his people, on the day of Pentecost.  The church, regardless of the external form it takes, is the fellowship of those who have been restored to God by Christ.  Indeed, to be called into fellowship with Christ is also to be called into community with other believers.

The church is essential to Christian life and growth.  Its members are all sinners in need of God's grace.  It has no claim on human perfection.  The church exists solely for the hearing and doing of God's Word.  It can justify its existence only when it proclaims the living Word of Christ, administers the Sacraments and gives itself to the world in deeds of service and love.  We recognize a wider fellowship of churches and are eager to work alongside them in ecumenical ministries and projects.

All visitors to Christ Lutheran Church are invited to participate in any of our ministries and to worship with us!  We welcome all baptized believers to the Lord's table, and we invite you to share the Eucharist with us.  As a visitor, you are welcome in this congregation, and we hope that you will consider making it your new church home.

If you would like to learn more about membership, please contact the church office at 210-822-3394.

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Christianity

WHAT LUTHERANS BELIEVE The Christian church is made up of those who have been baptized and thus have received Christ as the Son of God and Savior of the world. Sometimes it is referred to as "the Body of Christ." Lutherans believe that they are a part of a community of faith that began with the gift of the Holy Spirit, God's presence with his people, on the day of Pentecost. The church, regardless of the external form it takes, is the fellowship of those who have been restored to God by Christ. Indeed, to be called into fellowship with Christ is also to be called into community with other believers. The church is essential to Christian life and growth. Its members are all sinners in need of God's grace. It has no claim on human perfection. The church exists solely for the hearing and doing of God's Word. It can justify its existence only when it proclaims the living Word of Christ, administers the Sacraments and gives itself to the world in deeds of service and love. We recognize a wider fellowship of churches and are eager to work alongside them in ecumenical ministries and projects. All visitors to Christ Lutheran Church are invited to participate in any of our ministries and to worship with us! We welcome all baptized believers to the Lord's table, and we invite you to share the Eucharist with us. As a visitor, you are welcome in this congregation, and we hope that you will consider making it your new church home. If you would like to learn more about membership, please contact the church office at 210-822-3394.

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