Welcoming All

Welcoming All

God's Love is Unconditional

God's Love is Unconditional

Grace is for Everyone

Grace is for Everyone

Faith, Family, Fellowship

Faith, Family, Fellowship

Caring for All Creation

Caring for All Creation

Peace and Justice for All

Peace and Justice for All

Honoring Our Neighbors

Honoring Our Neighbors

Life Long Learning

Life Long Learning

Current Church Season - Lent

Current Church Season - Lent

Sunday Worship

  • Virtual Worship Service Online at 9:00 AM until the spread of the virus is under control.
  • Watch our Sunday morning service LIVE at 9 AM Mountain Time
  • To help you follow along, please print our service bulletin in advance of our service. 
  • To access all service recordings, visit our Services Archives. 

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Holy Week Livestream Worship
  • Maundy Thursday - April 9th at 7 pm
  • Good Friday - April 10th at 7 pm
  • Easter Sunrise Service - April 12th at 6:30 am 
  • Easter Service - April 12th at 9 am
    Remember to prepare your at home communion. Please consider the LOTM tradition of an Easter egg hunt at home. 

The following Sunday Morning Education Programs are canceled until the spread of the virus is under control.

  • Nursery at 9:00 AM (infant to 2 years old - age is not watched closely)
  • Sunday School at 9:00 AM (age 3 through 5th grade) and children are welcome in church.
  • Adult Education at 10:30 AM

Grace is for Everyone....

Because we believe with Jesus that God’s grace is truly amazing, we are committed to welcoming all people to this place. no matter where you come from, no matter what age, race, socio-economic or family status, no matter what gender identity or sexual orientation, no matter what your faith tradition or theological beliefs. Grace is for everyone or it isn’t grace.

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Pastor Liliana

Our congregation was thrilled when Pastor Liliana joined us a few years ago. She has revolutionized our worship with her love, enthusiasm, and creativity.

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Lenten Services, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Services will be streaming online. Watch for announcements in our weekly newsletter and the Summit Daily News.

Our beloved church is closed as a sign of love for our members and visitors. We want you all to be safe. We will continue to provide virtual Worship Services every Sunday at 9:00 AM.

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Please Share Your Stories 

We all want to provide comfort and inspiration to each other during this time of isolation. 

Please write or call us about any acts of kindness, experiences, and tips you know of. Include images or links to resources if possible. We will edit and share these gifts with everyone via our weekly email and our new “Stories of Hope” blog. We can post your name as an author unless you prefer to be anonymous.

Let us know if you would like our editors to help you write your story.

Contact Us by email or phone 970-668-6809 with your emotional, spiritual, physical and prayer needs.

What’s Happening

  • Maundy Thursday, April  9th, Washing of the Feet and Blessing of the Hands.
    Prepare a bowl of warm water for your hands, a  larger container for your feet, and a pitcher of warm water for washing. Choose one or both of these rituals to do by yourself or with your family. Start with a short prayer to focus your attention on your blessings. Read John 13:3-9.  After reading, wash hands and/or feet, and say a blessing. Feel free to paint your kids' nails (hands and/or toes) after the rituals.
  • Good Friday, April 10th, The Day Christ was Crucified.
    Spend the day pondering on His sacrifice. We encourage you to give up television and radio for one day. Read Matthew 27:11-54. 
  • The Holy Saturday Vigil, April 11th
    Practice silence and contemplation. Spend the day in as much silence as possible. Read Romans 6:3-11. Buy an Easter Lily or other spring flowers at a local store and bring it to LOTM in memory of someone beloved between 4-5 pm.

 

NEW JOB OPPORTUNITY - Church Administrator at LOTM

Palm Sunday

Lord of the Mountains Lutheran Church is looking for a faith-filled, relational person, willing and qualified to manage the office and assist the pastor. This position reports directly to the pastor, and it will start as a part-time position of 28 hours per week with the possibility to increase. The candidate will need to be caring, creative, self-motivated, and committed to the church and its programs. It is important to attend Sunday morning church twice a month to be familiar with the life of the congregation. 

Send your resume to lotm@lordofthemountains.org to learn more about this opportunity (job description) at Lord of the Mountains! 

 
LOTM eNews

whats happening

Weekly LOTM eNews < Click the most recent issue to see dates, times, and descriptions of

  • Worship Services - Sermon topics
  • Educational Programs/Classes - Children and Adults, Vacation Bible School
  • What's Happening - Events and Announcements
  • Activities - Join in for Fun and Fellowship
  • Outreach - Be a part of caring for our congregation, the community, and the world
  • ...and MUCH MORE...

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Welcome, Vision, and Mission

Vision

Vision

Lord of the Mountains Lutheran Church is an open, welcoming and affirming community, fulfilling God’s vision of a world where peace, love, and justice become a reality for all. (Adopted by the congregation 2018)
Welcome

Welcome

We rejoice that diversity in God's creation enriches, nurtures and challenges our life and ministry as followers of Jesus and as servants in the world.

Because we believe with Jesus that God’s grace is truly amazing, we are committed to welcoming all people to this place… no matter where you come from, no matter what age, race, socio-economic or family status, no matter what gender identity or sexual orientation, no matter what your faith tradition or theological beliefs.

Grace is for everyone or it isn’t grace. It’s that simple. It’s that amazing.

Mission

Mission

In the spirit of the Reformation, Lord of the Mountains Lutheran Church continually seeks meaningful ways of expressing our commitment to the life and teachings of Jesus. We do this by…

  • welcoming all people to full participation in our community of faith.
  • recognizing there are many ways to God.
  • striving to be compassionate toward all of creation.
  • aspiring to live what we believe.
  • respecting diversity of thought and opinion.
  • working for peace and justice for all people and all creation.
  • committing ourselves to serving others.