Bible Class for adults, and children's Sunday school every Sunday at 10, followed by worship at 11, at 2306 Lacy St., Burlington, NC 27215 Phone: 336-227-7092. Pastor Dr. Charles Spomer 314-704-1732. Our Sunday services are also livestreamed from our Facebook page every week from 11 am Eastern time.
Here’s a few questions that sometimes come to folk’s minds. But if you have other questions, please ask them. It’s kind of a cliche that the only stupid question is one we don’t ask, but there’s truth to that, as well. Our pastor is Dr. Charles Spomer, and his phone is 314-704-1732. You can also email […]
That depends on where you are in your spiritual life. If you’re new to the Christian faith, we’d invite you first to be in the services as much as you’re able, and get a feel for the faith and God’s word. When you’re ready, we’ll provide you with instruction about the faith and encourage you […]
Definitely not. While we welcome visitors and those hoping to join us, no one is forced to do anything. We won’t single you out. We are a small congregation, so it’s likely we’ll know you’re a guest, but that only means we welcome you in our midst.
Martin Luther in his Small Catechism wrote: “Baptism works forgiveness of sins, rescues from death and the devil, and gives eternal salvation to all who believe this, as the words and promises of God declare.” (see Mark 16:16). When asked how could water do such great things, he responds: Certainly not just water, but the […]
St. Paul (I Corinthians 10:16) says, “The cup of blessing which we bless, is it not the communion of the blood of Christ? The bread which we break, is it not the communion of the body of Christ?” In other words, we believe that we receive both bread and Christ’s body, both wine and Christ’s […]
Certainly not. In communion, we believe in the scriptural testimony that in the bread and wine, we are receiving Christ’s real Body for our salvation, and while we welcome all to our services, if you wish to commune, and are unfamiliar with this teaching, we ask you to not commune until you’ve had the chance […]
Our services are “liturgical,” which means that we follow the order of services that the church has followed since the early years. While there’s a formality, it’s not stuffy, and our service book is easy to follow along, and if you get lost, someone nearby will be glad to help you.
We are in fellowship with the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. Synod is one of those church words that means simply that we walk together with over 6,100 congregations in the US, and we’re in fellowship with other confessing Christians on six continents. What do we believe? Historically, we believe (along with orthodox Christians for some 2,000 […]