Christ Church Lutheran of San Francisco Announces All Saints Day Worship Service

San Francisco, California, November 2, 2015 (Newswire.com) - ​Located in the Sunset District of San Francisco, Christ Church Lutheran invites the neighborhood to come worship with them this Sunday to observe All Saints’ Day (November 1st).  The special morning worship service will begin at 10:00 a.m.  Worshipers are invited to bring pictures of departed loved ones to be placed on a special memorial table at the front of the church; a special memorial commemoration will be part of the liturgy.  Afterwards in the Social Hall, members and guests are invited to participate in a Halloween party, which will include a delicious potluck, games for children and a bouncy house!

“If you are looking for a church home, or just looking, we invite you to worship with us,” says Rev. Steven Sabin, Senior Pastor.  “There is something special going on in our household of faith—the saving power of Jesus Christ, made known in Word and Sacraments, said and done in the lives of people.”

Christ Church Lutheran is located off 19th Avenue at the corner of 18th Avenue and Quintara Street in San Francisco.  Regular worship services are Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m.  For more information about Christ Church and its various programs, please call 415-664-0915 or visit the church website at http://www.christchurchlutheran.org.

ABOUT  CHRIST CHURCH LUTHERAN:

Founded in September 1912, Christ Church Lutheran (CCL) celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2012.  Today, CCL continues its ministry in the outer Sunset District of San Francisco.  In that century CCL has built two buildings, belonged to three Lutheran denominations (LC-MS, AELC, and ELCA), and had four senior pastors.  CCL gives thanks to God for the many blessings they have received and the great cloud of witnesses who have worshiped and shared in the ministry that is Christ Church.

Rooted in the unchanging Grace of God, adapting to the needs of its people, the city, and the world, CCL looks forward to the next 100 years in the words of its newly adopted mission statement:

“Thankful for God's love, we welcome all people into this community of worship. Celebrating the diversity of our experiences as well as the joy and faith we all share in Jesus Christ, we challenge each other to live the Gospel and commit ourselves to service in the world.”