Welcome

Worship Service

Sunday Morning 

10:15am

Sunday School and the Adult Bible Class – 9:00am


Our Mid Week Bible Study each Tuesday at 1:00pm.

Check the Church Calendar for any last minute changes.





Join us after Worship this and every Sunday for our fellowship time with some refreshments. Come and share time with us at Holy Cross.

Coming This Week

The Twenty-Sixth Sunday After Pentecost

November 17, 2024 10:15 am

“Where there is forgiveness”– Christ’s sacrifice took away the sins of the world, so that God remembers our sins and lawless deeds no more.

Pastor – Rev. David Putz

Holy Communion will be offered.

Mission and Ministry

Our mission statement: “To glorify Jesus Christ through extending His Kingdom by Caring, Equipping and Sending people to change the world.”

Our desire is to connect people to Jesus because He is the only hope for the world.

The head of the church is Jesus Christ, and His life and ministry reflect certain values that guide us in everything that we do. We have five Core Values: Worship, Education, Mission, Service, and Fellowship

Welcome to the Holy Cross Lutheran Church web site.  We are glad you have stopped by as we gather before the altar of God the Father and beneath the cross of His Son, Jesus Christ.  These are big days for our little congregation and we want you to share in our excitement with the spiritual leadership of Pastor David Putz and pray that together we will grow in spirit and in numbers.

In God’s Word today we hear about faith – no matter how little – that can accomplish great things in God’s Kingdom.  But we also hear a warning for those who would water down the Gospel and become a stumbling block to the faithful.

How are we called to respond to those who get in the way of the message of Christ Crucified?  We call them to repent and then we forgive them.  The church is in the forgiveness business.  Faith, even a mustard seed sized faith clings to Jesus.

We are called to be faithful but also to remove the stumbling blocks that would cause other to lose faith.  We are all unworthy servants and yet have been given a great responsibility with the faith we have.  Faith is active and busy and even just a little can be used to bring the assurance of salvation to all who will hear.