Welcome to Lutheran Church of the Master, we are glad you are visiting!
After Worship service, please join us for coffee, donuts and Sunday School for all ages. Still have questions? Click here or call
402-333-4444.
What We Believe
(nutshell version)
We believe God is eternal and in the Trinity. We believe Jesus is the son of God, being both completely God and completely man. We believe He was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, died on the cross and rose again to redeem mankind. We believe Scripture is Divinely inspired. We believe Salvation is through Christ alone.
For a more in depth explanation of our Beliefs and Scriptural examples please click here.
About Us
What is a multi-site church?
LCM is one church with multiple locations, or campuses. Our locations are chosen and designed to connect people to Jesus and one another by loving where we are. We believe bringing the church to more communities is a great way for everyone in our faith community to reach more people with Jesus’ love. Our campuses serve the specific needs of the areas in which they are located, while receiving centralized leadership from the 114th & Center campus.
How are you involved in the community?
LCM is deeply involved in service and support of the community. We provide direct support to over 80 local, state, national and international groups reaching close to half a million dollars in funding in addition to hundreds of hours of hands on volunteerism. To learn more about the ways LCM serves and supports the greater community, click here.
FAQ
What can I expect from a weekend worship service? There are two styles of worship, contemporary and traditional, that are lived out in our community:
What should I wear?
Whether you come in a three-piece suit or jeans and a t-shirt, there is no dress code for any of our worship services–we just want to see you here!
How early should I arrive?
Both of our campuses experience differing levels of traffic. Please allow enough time to navigate our parking, check your kids into childcare (if needed), and find a seat before the service begins. Normally, arriving 15-20 minutes before service times provides enough time for you get settled, talk with others and to be seated before worship begins.
Where do my children go for Sunday School?
We have specific ministries and programs designed for all ages. Children, birth through grade 5, have programming available to them during all Sunday worship services times. Students in middle school, high school, or college-age also have programming available to them at varying times depending on the campus you attend.
Can my children sit with me during worship?
Children are always welcome to sit with parents during worship. If your children need a little more space, there are family friendly spaces located just outside the worship centers.
When is the nursery open?
Child care for infants – age 3 is offered at all Sunday worship services and for many classes and events. The nursery opens 15 minutes prior to the start of events and worship. Please talk with the event or class leader to arrange for child care.
How do I reach a pastor in an emergency?
During business hours, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm, Monday – Friday, call LCM at 402-333-4444.
The after-hours numbers for emergencies are:
Pastor Tyler – 402-651-0858
Pastor Lewis – 402-598-3986
Pastor Andersen – 402-333-4444
Pastor Haseley – 716-807-1370
Who can take classes at LCM?
Everyone is warmly welcomed into the various classes, groups, studies and events, regardless of whether or not you join the LCM Community.
How do I get the full details on classes? Do I need to register? Descriptions of all opportunities are available on our Small Groups Directory page. Please take a few minutes to register for the classes that you plan to attend. By doing so, you help our teams adequately prepare so we can provide you with appropriate materials, accommodations and child care.
Can I take classes or go to programs at an LCM location I don’t normally attend for worship?
Yes. We hope you will make yourself at home and take full advantage of what’s offered at both campuses.