Worship at Immanuel Lutheran - Loveland, CO

At Immanuel, we gather to worship with other Christians to receive and respond to God’s gifts of Word and Sacrament. In our worship, we tell the story of God’s work in the world through His Son, Jesus, by the power of the Holy Spirit. Our worship is a Trinitarian worship with a focus on the redemptive work of Jesus’ incarnation, death, resurrection, and ascension. However, we have not been left to fend for ourselves! Jesus comes to us in worship through the Word and Sacraments, bringing his gifts of forgiveness, peace, joy and hope which we are eager to share with those in our lives, especially those who do not yet live with this assurance. 

Immanuel offers two worship services on Sunday mornings. Both services include elements of worship that the historic Christian church has included in its times of worship for more than 2,000 years: singing, praying, reading and responding to God’s word, the Lord’s Supper, historic creeds, and a wide variety of music. All ages are valued members of the Immanuel faith community and are welcome at all services. 

Although both services include these elements, there is a difference in our two Sunday morning services: Classic Grace worship is more traditional in style with the singing led by the organ and piano, while Contemporary Joy worship is more informal in style with singing led by the worship team (guitars, keyboard, drums, and vocalists). 

Multiple handbell choirs, vocal choirs and instrumental ensembles also participate in worship on a regular basis at Immanuel. You can read more on our Music Ministry page.