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9100 Mission Rd
Prairie Village, KS, 66206

(913) 649-0438

Lutheran Church of the Resurrection is a congregation of the ELCA. Please visit our web page to learn more about us, our community partnerships, and ministries.

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Worship With Us!

Join us for Worship at 10:15AM

Email us for a link to our Zoom services

We look forward to seeing you!

Large-print bulletins and hearing assistance devices are available.

If you would like to participate via Zoom, please send us a message with your name and email address to worship@lcrpv.org. (Transcription captioning is provided.)

WHAT TO EXPECT:

Our worship style is ancient and future; classical and yet relaxed. We are a liturgical church, which means we'll be following an order of worship that dates back nearly 2000 years. It is a tradition rich in symbolism, from the white robes and colorful stoles worn by worship leaders to the procession of the cross. While it may sound a bit other-worldly, we promise it's not "stuffy". We embrace God's goodness and grace, which results in great joy and freedom from the need to be perfect.

On Sundays we've opted to be "unplugged". We have an excellent sound system, but we do not use projection or flat screen TV's in worship. We like the feel of picking up and holding a book -- something that uses less electricity and is re-usable--but we also provide an easy-to-follow bulletin.

Musically, you'll encounter hymns on an organ, spirituals played on the grand piano, and the occasional piece of folk music or jazz. Most weeks our worship is enriched by the offerings of our Hand-Bell and Chancel Choirs.

Wondering what to wear? People will be dressed in everything from power suits and posh dresses to t-shirts and jeans, and maybe even shorts and sandals. 

  • At LCRPV, children aren’t just the future of the church — they’re a vital part of our worship today.
    Their voices, laughter, and questions remind us all what it means to approach God with wonder and joy.

    Young children are encouraged to be worship leaders by assisting family members or other adults and by serving as Basket Holders (to collect the individual communion cups) during Holy Communion. Older children might also choose to serve as lectors (readers), acolytes, and junior ushers.

    ACTIVITY BAGS AND PLAY AREAS:

    Our gathering space is set up with a wooden train set and other toys that children can enjoy at any time with family supervision. We also have a clear plastic activity bags filled with crayon and coloring books, fidget toys, and other items that can be taken into the worship service.

  • Holy Communion is celebrated during all of our Sunday morning worship services and many of our occasional services.

    We have an Open Table, which means that everyone without exception is invited to receive the body (bread) and blood (wine) of Christ.

    Wine is available in both a common cup (symbolizing our unity in Christ) and individual cups. Juice is also available by individual cup. The wine is red and the juice is clear.

    Our communion bread is whole wheat. Gluten-free wafers are also available for those who are gluten intolerant.

    If you prefer, you may request a blessing prayer in lieu of the sacrament.

    Children who are old enough to drink from a cup and eat solid food are welcome to receive the sacrament of Holy Communion.

    If you would like your child to begin receiving Communion, or if you have questions about the church's decision to allow young children to commune, please contact the pastor. 

    COMMUNION IN SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES

    Members of the congregation have been trained by the pastor to distribute the sacrament of Holy Communion to persons who are unable to attend one of our regular worship services due to reasons of health or mobility. Those desiring home communion may contact the pastor or the church administrative assistant and arrangements will be made.

  • Baptism is for everyone! 

    Baptism is a biblical requirement for Christians (Mark 16:16, Matthew 28:19-20, et.al.) that in the best of conditions should unify believers (Ephesians 4:5.)

    Not everyone comes to faith or to Baptism at the same point in life. If you are interested in learning more about baptism, or are interested in having your child baptized, please contact the pastor.

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Seasonal worship plans and schedules (Advent, Christmas, Lent & Easter) can be found on our NEWS page.