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Worship
Discover the Joy of Worship at KRLC Church
Whether indoor or outdoor, our worship services are designed to be welcoming, meaningful, and inspiring for young and old. We are a diverse and welcoming community of believers who come from all walks of life. Whether you are young or old, single or married, or have a different background, we invite you to join us in worship and fellowship.
You are welcome here!
We are an inclusive community of faith that is open to all. Where ever you are on your journey of faith, you are welcome here.
In Person or Online
You are welcome to attend in person or online. The livestream link is on the home page of this website and our Facebook page. Our YouTube channel also includes several years of services as well as music and special events.
The Elements of Worship
Prayer
Join us as we seek to honor God and all of creation, to give praise and thanksgiving and to pray for the sick and those in need and for the work of peace, justice, forgiveness and truth in our world.
Praise
We lift up our praises to God in song and readings. Our music ranges from classical to contemporary and is led by a host of musical groups and musicians.
The Word
We are comforted, inspired, and challenged each week to respond to God's Word as revealed in the the Bible, songs, prayers, and weekly sermon. You can find archived sermons under the Resources tab of this website and archived services on our YouTube channel.
Seasons and Celebrations of the Church
Advent
Christmas
Christmas
The church year begins with Advent, starting on the fourth Sunday before Christmas. During Advent we look forward expectantly to the birth of Jesus, the coming of our Messiah by lighting a candle to remember the events leading up to that time.
Christmas
Christmas
Christmas
December 25th. Celebrating the birth of our Savior, Jesus the Christ.
Epiphany
Christmas
Ash Wednesday
Following Christmas we worship in the season of Epiphany, celebrating the life and teachings of our Lord, Jesus Christ.
Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday occurs 46 days before Easter and marks the beginning of the season of Lent. On Ash Wednesday we are reminded that "we are dust, and to dust we shall return". The sign of the cross is placed on our foreheads to signify this.
Lent
Ash Wednesday
Palm Sunday
The season of Lent encompasses the 40 days before Easter and is a time of awakening of the spirit, looking inward in repentance and forward to renewal.
Palm Sunday
Ash Wednesday
Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday is the Sunday before Easter and starts off Holy Week. It commemorates Jesus's entry into Jerusalem prior to his trial, execution and resurrection. The men often hold a pancake breakfast at church on this morning.
Good Friday
Good Friday
Good Friday
A solemn service called Tenebrae is held at the church during the evening of Good Friday in remembrance of the death of Jesus and his ultimate triumph over it.
Easter
Good Friday
Good Friday
Easter is when we celebrate Christ's resurrection from the dead and our new life in Him.
Pentecost
Good Friday
Pentecost
The celebration of Pentecost occurs 49 days after Easter and marks the fiery presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives. It is followed by the season of Pentecost which stretches through the ordinary church year until Advent.
Special Worship Events
All Saints Day
Blessing of the Beasts
Quilt Dedication
Held on the first Sunday in November, it is a service of remembrance, especially for all those who have passed away in the last year.
Quilt Dedication
Blessing of the Beasts
Quilt Dedication
Often held in June, it is a celebration of all the quilts that have been created by KRLC quilters during the past year and a blessing of their ministry as they are donated to good causes worldwide.
Blessing of the Beasts
Blessing of the Beasts
Blessing of the Beasts
All of God's creatures are honored on this Sunday in the fall. You are encouraged to bring your favorite beast for a blessing.