Iglesia Luterana Cristo Rey is a community called to proclaim the Good News and make disciples everywhere, striving to offer welcoming worship, generous hospitality, and heartfelt care for the needs of the community.
Our Faith
We believe the Bible is the inspired Word of God and the only authoritative source and norm for Christian doctrine and life. All church tradition must be tested by Scripture.
We believe salvation is entirely by God's grace, not by human merit or effort. God's undeserved love in Jesus Christ is the source and ground of our rescue.
We believe a person is declared righteous before God (justified) through faith alone — trusting in Christ's righteousness imputed to us — not by works of the law.
We believe Baptism and the Lord's Supper are means of grace through which God truly gives and strengthens faith. In Holy Communion, Christ's body and blood are truly present with the bread and wine.
We follow Luther's theology of the cross — God is known not in human glory or power, but in suffering and the cross of Christ. We are called to carry our cross and follow Jesus.
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Visiting Our Parish
Parking is available on-site near the church; if you have any trouble finding a spot, a greeter at the door will be glad to help.
Children are warmly welcomed in worship with their families; ask a greeter about any programs for kids happening that day.
You'll be warmly greeted whether you understand more English or more Spanish, since the service is bilingual. Holy Communion is celebrated every Sunday, and all who wish to encounter the Lord Jesus Christ at the Table are welcome to receive it — there's no need to be a member or to have attended before.
The building and worship space aim to be accessible to visitors with mobility needs; if you have specific accessibility questions, church staff are happy to help before you arrive.
Visitors are welcome to stay after the service for a time of fellowship with coffee and conversation — it's a relaxed way to meet people and ask questions.
Our People
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