Welcome. Worship. Service.
We are a welcoming congregation who worships and serves
the God we love.
Christ the vine
This Sunday’s image of how the risen Christ shares his life with us is the image of the vine. Christ the vine and we the branches are alive in each other, in the mystery of mutual abiding described in the gospel and the first letter of John. Baptism makes us a part of Christ’s living and life-giving self and makes us alive with Christ’s life. As the vine brings food to the branches, Christ feeds us at his table. We are sent out to bear fruit for the life of the world.
A dozen bakers baking
Nordic Christmas Baking - December 9, 2023
About Us
We are an Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) congregation serving on the north side of Sioux City, Iowa. The congregation was formed in 1872, has been gathering and serving Lutherans. We are a liturgical worshiping congregation who love to sing, pray and praise God. We have opportunities for children, youth and adults who seek to form their faith through learning, growing and serving.
We provide food to those in need each Wednesday morning from 9-11:30 AM. We support non-profit groups providing meeting space.
We welcome members, guests and visitors to our worship services, ministries, activities and programs.
Our Mission and Vision
We are a welcoming congregation who worships and serves the God we love.
About our Church
First Lutheran is an Evangelical Lutheran Church in America congregation founded in 1872. We love worship, creative and varied liturgical styles and a traditional focus on Word and Sacrament which grounds our worship in thanks and praise to God.
Staff
Pastor Kristine Stedje,
flcpastor3939@gmail.com
712-239-3942
Office Manager,
flc3939officemanager@gmail.com
Jim Larson, Custodian
Multiple Ways to Worship
The worship services of First Lutheran can be accessed in four ways:
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In-person
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Radio Broadcast: iHeart Radio, 620 am at 10 am Sunday mornings
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Facebook Livestream at 10 am Sunday mornings: www.facebook.com/firstlutheransiouxcity/
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Website: youtube (homepage, click to see Sunday’s livestream recording)
