WORSHIP

Interior of a modern church with a circular seating arrangement around the altar.

University Lutheran Church is a liturgical congregation. You may notice robes, chanting, candles, and various segments of sitting and standing. We are glad to explain the reasoning to you, and we will help you know when things happen.

We gather weekly around the gifts of Word and Sacrament. We celebrate with the Common Cup, though we provide individual cups as well.

ULC is a diverse and welcoming place witnessing to God’s people through worship and service.

9:00 Sunday School

10:00 Worship

We are a liturgical congregation—and a worshiping community—that brings together people of all ages, welcoming families, students, children and older folk, people who bring a diversity of gifts and talents to bless the Body of Christ with.

"God shows His love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us," writes the apostle Paul (Romans 5:8). So, we gather weekly to hear God's Word, to be forgiven through the Gospel of Jesus Christ, who is God for us, and to receive the sacramental gifts Christ blesses His people with. We celebrate God's presence with thanksgiving and praise. And we depart from the Lord's Table to share our blessings with those around us.

WORSHIP

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