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We Preach Christ Crucified

We are Lutheran Christians: Redeemed by Christ; Rooted in the Apostolic faith; and Reaching out to all with the Good News of forgiveness in Christ!

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Divine Service

Sundays 9:00 am

Festivals and midweek services as announced.

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Bible Class and Sunday School

Sundays 10:30 am

Mid-week Bible Study Lunch

Wednesdays 12:00 Noon

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7910 Mackenzie Road
St. Louis, MO 63123

Phone

314-352-1355

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A member congregation of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod

We are Lutheran Christians

Reformation Lutheran Church is a member of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod and as such, we are people of the Bible. Our worship is traditional and liturgical. We follow the three-year lectionary and use the Lutheran Service Book in our Sunday worship.

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A confessional Lutheran Church

Redeemed by Christ

We believe that the Holy Bible, or Sacred Scripture, is the Word of God. We treasure God's Word because it reveals eternal life through Jesus Christ. From the Word, we know that there is one god, who manifests Himself in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, who are of the same essence-equal in power, in eternity, and in majesty. We believe the Father, in love, send His Son, Jesus Christ, true God and true man, who suffered and died as a sacrifice for our sin. It is only because of Him that our sins are forgiven and that our relationship with God has been restored.

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We are Evangelical and Catholic

Rooted in the Apostolic Faith

A complete confession of our faith can be found in The Book of Concord.

The Book of Concord...is the title of the Lutheran corpus doctrinae, i.e., of the symbols recognized and published under that name by the Lutheran Church. The word necessitates a confession of Christian doctrine. The Church, accordingly, has from the beginning defined and regarded its symbols as a rule of faith or a rule of truth. Says Augustine: “Symbolum est regula fidei brevis et grandis: brevis numero verborum, grandis pondere sententiarum. A symbol is a rule of faith, both brief and grand: brief, as to the number of words; grand, as to the weight of its thoughts.”

Cyprian was the first who applied the term symbol to the baptismal confession, because, he said, it distinguished the Christians from non-Christians. Already at the beginning of the fourth century the Apostles' Creed was universally called symbol; and in the Middle Ages this name was applied also to the Nicene and the Athanasian Creeds. In the Introduction to the Book of Concord the Lutheran confessors designate the Augsburg Confession as the “symbol of our faith,” and in the Epitome of the Formula of Concord, as “our symbol of this time.”

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Making disciples of all nations

Reaching out to all with the Good News of forgiveness in Christ!

How may we pray for you? How may we serve you? Join us. Call us. Email us. We are here for you.

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Location

7910 Mackenzie Road
St. Louis, MO 63123

At the corner of Mackenzie and Heege, next to Fortel's Pizza Den. Main parking is in rear.

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314-352-1355

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9:00am - 4:00pm

Tuesday through Friday

Sun 9:00am


Other times as announced or by appointment.

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Email

office@reformationstl.org

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