Our Savior Lutheran Church
Committees of the Church



Our Savior
Lutheran --
where God is
seen, love is felt;
lives are changed.

I write as one who is to be an 'equipper of the saints'.   In short, that means that a pastor is not the only one that does ministry.   All of us are called to be others for ministry.   The following pages are intended to help inform you of places you can get involved in ministry through our congregation.

Obviously, this is only a very short list of the total number of opportunities that you have.   When you are at work, when you are at home, when you are at play--all of these area are places where God calls you to act.   We act in word and deed.

May God bless you as you serve Him by serving others.

Pastor Steve
Our Congregation is organized around a very active and involved Congregation Council.   Twelve council members share responsibilities for ministry.   Our Committees are Border Area Mission Ministries, Outreach, Learning, Youth, Worship and Music, Fellowship, Stewardship and Finance, Property, and Mutual Ministries.   The council members serve as Ministry Chairs with committees operating under them as needed.   Pastor and other staff are available as resource persons for all ministry committees.

Areas of Ministry


Border Area Mission Ministries
Outreach evangelism, support and supplies for those in need, Missions Ministry for servant event groups, meeting space for local organizations
Outreach: Ministry to lead all spiritually within the church and to reach others with the Gospel.
Learning: Encourage and promote educational activities within the congregation.
Youth: Seek to develop youth with faith, courage, and vision to be disciples of Jesus Christ and to share their gifts.

Worship & Music: Plan and assist in meaningful Worship services, with all of the areas necessary to this end.
Fellowship: Provide opportunities to among the family of God.
Property: See to the proper maintenance and protection of all property of the congregation.
Stewardship and Finance: Provide opportunity for each believer to serve God with the time, talents, and treasure which God has given.   Oversight of the financial affairs of the congregation.
staff and for the congregation, a channel of communication between
the congregation and the administration of OSLC.  
Many ministries interweave and often serve more than one purpose.   For instance, the HOMBRES meet for regular Bible study (learning), enjoy dinner (fellowship) and carry out projects to help in various ministries (social concerns and outreach).

Get involved!