House of Prayer Lutheran Church

About this church

House of Prayer Lutheran Church in Oakdale gathers Sundays at 9:30 a.m., both onsite and by livestream. Education follows worship from September through May. The building is especially easy to understand before arrival: the church notes ground-level access without stairs, movable sanctuary chairs, and accessible restrooms. Those details matter for visitors using mobility equipment, families arranging seating, or anyone who prefers to know the physical setting in advance. The congregation states its mission as living, sharing, and proclaiming the love of Christ.

Formation spans Sunday School, Bible study, and confirmation, while local service includes partnership with a food shelf and Many Hands Many Meals. An annual community festival directs proceeds toward community causes, showing how a congregational event connects to neighborhood needs. The Sunday pattern is compact—worship first, then education during the school-year season—and online worship gives newcomers a preview. Someone seeking a Lutheran church east of St. Paul will find a congregation with clear accessibility information, a seasonal education hour, and named hunger-relief partnerships. Because education and festival dates vary by season, consult the current calendar after confirming the regular 9:30 service.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Sunday worship and seasonal education schedule · Ground-level access, seating, and visitor information · Worship and livestream access · Education, hunger relief, and community ministries

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Sunday education after worship — September through May

Location