“Next to the Word of God, music deserves the highest praise.” — Martin Luther
Music has long been central to Lutheran worship and faith. For Martin Luther, music was a way the gospel took root in people’s lives. In worship, music helps us pray, remember God’s promises, and participate more fully in the life of the church.
In this congregation, music is woven into our shared life. Congregational song supports our worship week by week, and our choir plays an important role in leading and enriching that worship. The choir rehearses weekly and offers its gifts regularly, helping shape services that are prayerful and attentive to the Word.
Music also extends beyond Sunday mornings at the Lutheran Church of Our Savior. Throughout the year, we host recitals, concerts, and hymn-singing gatherings that invite the wider community to participate and connect with the church through music.
Keep an eye on the events calendar for upcoming offerings, or contact the church office to sign up for our weekly newsletter and stay informed.
Here, music is a gift meant to be shared—for worship, for community, and for daily life.