Welcome!
You are not alone.
Sometimes life appears overwhelming. The Bible assures us that we are not alone. God is always journeying with us, comforting us, encouraging us, and offering us hope for a new day.
At Lutheran Church of the Cross, we are dedicated to Sharing God’s Love. We believe that God’s grace and compassion extends to all the beloved community regardless of one’s race, culture, age, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, ability, or economic status. We are a congregation committed to celebrating the wondrous diversity and inclusion of God’s children in both membership and leadership. As followers of Christ, we embrace the work of anti-racism and seek to break down the many walls that divide. We strive to create a safe space for worship, fellowship, and service.
LCC is a come as you are church, so please feel free to join us for worship and fellowship. We practice open communion, which means that all are welcome at Christ’s table. We hope to meet you soon!
At Lutheran Church of the Cross, we are dedicated to Sharing God’s Love. We believe that God’s grace and compassion extends to all the beloved community regardless of one’s race, culture, age, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, ability, or economic status. We are a congregation committed to celebrating the wondrous diversity and inclusion of God’s children in both membership and leadership. As followers of Christ, we embrace the work of anti-racism and seek to break down the many walls that divide. We strive to create a safe space for worship, fellowship, and service.
LCC is a come as you are church, so please feel free to join us for worship and fellowship. We practice open communion, which means that all are welcome at Christ’s table. We hope to meet you soon!
Our Guiding Principles
We believe Jesus Christ is
Lord and Savior.
We strive to live a Christ-like life through acts of kindness, compassion,
forgiveness, and acceptance.
We invite and welcome all people to gather in God’s name for worship, study, and fellowship.
We assist and serve the global and local communities by
responding to their needs.
We appreciate and encourage each individual's God-given gifts and talents.
Land Acknowledgement
Lutheran Church of the Cross sits on the traditional homeland of the Council of the Three Fires - the Ojibwe, Potawatomi, and Odawa -
who welcomed many other Native tribes to gather and trade here. They were stewards of the land, moving freely with the seasons with
no concept of land ownership. They were forced from this land by the European immigrants’ desire to own individual plots of land, memorialized
in the 1833 Treaty of Chicago. We seek to honor and respect these Indigenous Nations and pledge to work for justice, peace, and the well-being of all creation.
