Imagine standing in the shadow of the Christ the Servant Lutheran Church, a place where history whispers through the stained glass windows. This church embodies the resilience of the community it serves, with roots reaching back to 1974, when it was founded as a mission congregation of the Lutheran Church in America. Just a little over a year later, in 1975, it was officially chartered with 117 baptized members.
The church stands proudly at 2400 Wilcrest Drive, a testament to the dedication of its founding members. It received its current building during a dedication ceremony in September of 1984. The church underwent major renovations in 2017, demonstrating the community’s ongoing commitment to its presence.
In 1988, the Lutheran Church in America merged with the Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches to form the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, which Christ the Servant Lutheran Church remains a proud member. The church’s strength lies in its dedication to community. It is a bustling hub where people from different backgrounds gather to share faith and connect with one another.
Next time you find yourself in Houston, take a moment to visit Christ the Servant Lutheran Church, a place where the spirit of community thrives. Feel the weight of history beneath your feet as you hear the echoes of prayers and laughter from the past. Let the church’s welcoming spirit inspire you and leave you feeling renewed and connected to a place where everyone is welcome.