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Family of Christ Lutheran Church

Vancouver, WA

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District of Freedom, 8573311#, 3500 NW 129th StVancouver, WA 98685

Gathering: Sunday 9:00 AM (Facebook Live)

When to go

Worship and gatherings

  • Sunday9:00 AM · Facebook Live
  • Sunday9:00 AM · In Person Worship
  • Sunday11:00 AM · In Person Worship

About

Summary

Family of Christ Lutheran Church (ELCA) is a welcoming congregation located in the Felida neighborhood of Vancouver, WA. Services are held at 9 and 11 am on Sundays, with Facebook Live streaming available at 9 am. As part of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, the church emphasizes inclusivity and community service, offering nursery care, Christian education, and outreach programs.

Details

Family of Christ Lutheran Church is a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), located at 3500 NW 129th St., Vancouver, WA. The church is rooted in the Lutheran tradition and welcomes individuals of all backgrounds, emphasizing that no one is left out of God's love. Sunday worship services are held at 9 and 11 am, and a Facebook Live stream is available at 9 am. The church also offers nursery care and Christian education for all ages during the school year.

The church is actively involved in community outreach, including the Million Meals Program, WHO Shelter, and other local initiatives. It also runs a Christian preschool, Family of Christ Christian Preschool, which has grown significantly since its inception in 1999. The church's mission is to connect scripture with everyday life and to serve the community through various ministries and programs.

Family of Christ is committed to creating a safe and supportive environment for all members. The church believes in the Triune God and the transformative power of Jesus Christ. With a focus on inclusivity, the church encourages participation in worship, learning, and service opportunities. Visitors are warmly welcomed and invited to join in the community's mission and activities.

From Faith Near Me

Family of Christ Lutheran Church in Vancouver, WA, offers a welcoming and inclusive environment rooted in Lutheran tradition. First-time visitors may appreciate the dual Sunday service times (9 and 11 am) alongside Facebook Live streaming, along with family-friendly ministries like nursery care and Christian education. The congregation emphasizes community outreach through programs such as Million Meals and local shelter support, reflecting a commitment to serving both church members and the broader neighborhood.

Pros

  • Clear Sunday service times at 9 and 11 am, plus Facebook Live streaming for remote participation.
  • Welcoming atmosphere emphasizing inclusivity and accessibility for all backgrounds.
  • Family-friendly offerings including nursery care, Christian education, and a dedicated preschool program.
  • Active community outreach through initiatives like Million Meals and WHO Shelter partnerships.
  • Well-defined facilities such as a family room, nursery, and classrooms for member engagement.
  • Structured worship style with opportunities for both in-person and virtual attendance.

Services and facilities

Services

  • Nursery Care
  • Christian Education
  • Sunday School
  • Adult Education
  • Outreach Programs
  • Million Meals Program
  • Who Shelter

Facilities

  • Family Room
  • Nursery
  • Classrooms

Events and programs

  • Wednesday Family Nights

    Weekly

    Family-oriented events for all ages.

  • Pet Blessing

    Annual

    Special service in October.

  • Thanksgiving Eve Service

    Annual

    Special service before Thanksgiving.

  • Advent-Holden Evening Prayer

    Annual

    Special service during Advent.

  • Lent-Prayer Around the Cross

    Annual

    Special service during Lent.

  • Holy Week Services

    Annual

    Includes Maundy Thursday and Good Friday services.

  • Christmas Eve Services

    Annual

    Special services on Christmas Eve.

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