Messiah Lutheran Church

About this church

Messiah Lutheran Church is a North American Lutheran Church congregation in Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Its mission is to make disciples by learning and living the love taught in Scripture, with worship organized around Word and Sacrament. The church affirms the historic creeds and Lutheran Confessions, emphasizes Scripture as the standard for doctrine, and celebrates Holy Communion every week. Members serve through worship leadership, evangelism, fellowship, compassionate care, and stewardship. Community ministries include prepared meals for people recovering from illness, support for local shelters and the CROP Walk, and assistance for children and adults served by mission partners abroad.

Holy Communion begins Sundays at 10:30 a.m. in the sanctuary at 1800 Oak Street. Visitors are invited to sign the guest register in the narthex near the greeter and may ask the pastor to arrange a building tour. Worship materials are posted online for each week, which can help guests preview the liturgy or participate remotely. Lay members contribute as assisting ministers, readers, ushers, choir members, and altar-guild volunteers. The church also marks Lent, Easter, Christmas, baptisms, weddings, and funerals with special preparation, so visitors should consult the latest worship materials for seasonal changes or added services.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Messiah Lutheran Church home · About Us and NALC identity · Contact and Worship Time · Servant Leaders and congregational ministries

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