What to Expect at Sheridan

Expect your life to change through the grace and love of God-Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Changing from ways of human brokenness, what the church calls sin, to the way of life in Jesus is the essence of Sheridan Lutheran Church. As our mission statement proclaims, “we love deeply, grow spiritually and share abundantly.” As a congregation, we are committed to these life-giving ways and when we do them, our lives change. We work hard to live the command to love God and our neighbor as ourselves (Luke 10:25-37). And we hope the result is that we’ve created a hospitable community that welcomes all people and where all people feel welcome. Our outreach opportunities abound. Our educational and faith formational opportunities reach the tiniest of children to those in their wisdom years.

Our God is not a stagnant, irrelevant God – but God is alive in and through this community. God is never done with you. God never gives up on you. Sheridan is a place where we partner with God in living this out.

Weekends at Sheridan

Weekends are set aside to worship God, give ourselves as an offering to God, and to open ourselves to the promises of God. Our worship services run about an hour in length. They contain excellent contemporary music, relevant preaching with a Biblical basic, time for prayer, sharing in the Lord’s Supper, celebrating baptism, and challenging ourselves to be the church beyond 70th and Old Cheney. We typically utilize a worship series theme that focuses on an aspect of living life at God’s people. People often comment on how helpful these themes are in equipping them to be a follower of Jesus in the ‘real world’ beyond the walls of the church. We also have educational and faith formation classes for all ages during Sunday mornings. These vibrant classes are a great place to build a foundation of learning about faith and taking faith to a personal, deeper level.

Please visit our Weekly Services page to learn more information about the different worshipping opportunities at Sheridan.