Atonement Lutheran Church

About this church

Atonement Lutheran Church worships Sundays at 9:30 a.m. in Rochester, with the service livestreamed on Facebook. Holy Communion is celebrated every week, and visitors are invited to come in anything from jeans to a business suit. Children and infants are welcome in worship, with a nursery room available for families who need it. The building has step-free interior access, large-print bulletins, and an Auracast system for people who are hard of hearing. Wine and grape juice are both available at Communion, and young children may come forward for a blessing.

The congregation's first service in 1956 drew ninety-five people; three months later, its first Sunday School included fifty-eight children and youth. Today, family ministry spans preschool through high school with lessons, crafts, game nights, and seasonal events. Atonement describes its mission through three movements: invite people into God's presence, prepare for ministry in daily life, and go into the world as disciples. Its inclusion statement explicitly names LGBTQIA people, neurodivergent people, varied ethnicities, and people of all abilities. For visitors, weekly Communion, livestream access, accessibility details, and a single service time make planning straightforward.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Sunday worship, livestream, Communion, clothing, and accessibility · Mission and youth and family activities · 1956 first service and Sunday School history · Accessibility and congregational inclusion

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