Hurricane Michael Update
Hurricane Michael message from Panhandle Conference Dean, Pastor Tom Holdcraft:
"Messiah Lutheran Church and her members have encountered significant damage as a result of Hurricane Michael. The synod office is collecting donations to relocate Interim Pastor Mary N. since she encountered destruction in the rental home. Donations of money or gift cards would be helpful for congregants if you are able. Please keep them in prayers during this time of recovery and healing."
Gift cards are recommended for stores like Walmart, Home Depot, Target, etc. Please send gift cards to the synod office (3838 W. Cypress St, Tampa, FL 33607). Please send donations to the synod office with 'disaster relief' in the memo. Volunteers can register with Volunteer Florida for general relief and response. Monetary funds are being collected by Lutheran Disaster Response as well as Florida-Bahamas Synod Disaster Response Fund. The synod office will also be working with pastors and others to coordinate emotional, spiritual, and pastoral care and support for the community.
St. Paul will be collecting items to take to Panama City Beach next week. Suggested items include:
Diapers, paper towels, toilet paper, latex gloves, coolers, gas cans, fox fans, tarps, batteries, canned food, dog and cat food, kitty litter, baby wipes, disinfectant wipes, baby wipes, dry shampoo, camping propane grills and propane cans, extension cords that go to generators, work gloves, carpet cutters.
About us
Our Mission
Our mission is to be a people devoted to proclaiming the Good News of Jesus Christ, inviting others to become His disciples and dependable members of His church.
Weekly
Services
Traditional 8:30 and 10:30 Contemporary
Traditional Service
Our Traditional services provide a structured liturgical style following traditional settings from the Lutheran Book of Worship. Music is provided by our organist and pianist, supporting our congregation in classic hymns.
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Contemporary Service
Our Contemporary Services offer a liturgical-based order of worship and use modern praise medleys let by a Praise Team and multi-piece band.
Holy Communion
We practice "open" communion. This means the Sacrament of Holy Communion is open to all who have been baptized and who believe in the real presence of Jesus Christ in, under, and through the bread and wine, given for the forgiveness of sin, for life and salvation.