Campus Ministry

All are welcome here!

No really... all means ALL y’all, and all definitely means YOU.

We welcome all because God welcomes all, regardless of race or culture, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, or relationship status. We welcome all and don’t check your Lutheran ID Card at the door (there isn’t one). We welcome all without regard to physical or mental health, intellectual or developmental disabilities, addictions, socio-economic status, politics, or anything that too often divides us.

Our unity is in Christ.

In fact, we don’t just hold our noses and ignore our differences, we celebrate the things that make you unique and affirm who God created you to be! Our diversity of thought, mind, love, race, gender, and any number of other things is not a barrier to community, but a blessing. Together, we reveal the infinite creativity of our God, simply by being our authentic selves in relationship with one another. We welcome all because God welcomes all, and we hope you’ll join us in our mission of “equipping all people to live out Christ’s Love.”

Welcome,

Pastor Alex Zuber

Pastor Alex

Associate Pastor

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Things to Know About LCM

MUHLENBERG LUTHERAN CHURCH

That’s the home of LCM! Located at 281 E. Market St., Harrisonburg, we worship together on Sundays at 8:30am and 11:00am, with the 11:00am service live-streamed on Facebook and YouTube. You’re welcome to worship with us and connect with other students and community members. We have a dedicated campus ministry room that’s available to you 24/7 as a place to study, relax, and pray.

TUESDAY COMMUNITY DINNERS

Join us on Tuesday nights at 6pm for food, faith, and fellowship! We love to eat, and every Tuesday during the semesters, dinner is on us! Sometimes we do nothing at these dinners, and with as busy as college life is, that’s ok! Sometimes we do bible studies, worship, service, and other activities to grow closer to one another in faith.

WHAT’S A LUTHERAN?

A Lutheran is a person who believes in the love of God made known through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, and empowered by the Holy Spirit we live each day into the grace we have received through God’s abundant love. Faith is a gift, not defined by our works, but in this gift, we find the freedom to live out Christ’s love!