Guests and visitors are welcome

Visit Lord of Lords

You are welcome to worship with us this Sunday at 10:15 AM. Come hear God's Word and meet our congregation.

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Worship

About one hour

10:15 AM Sunday worship

The worship service lasts about an hour and includes Holy Communion every Sunday.

Before worship

Bible Study and Sunday School

9:00 AM Adult Bible study
9:15 AM Sunday school (during the school year)

First-time help

Questions? Just ask.

Questions about worship, children, accessibility, or Holy Communion are always welcome.

Your Sunday visit

What to expect on Sunday morning.

Arrival

Getting here is straightforward.

The parking lot entrance is off Casper Mountain Road. The main entrance is the double doors under the carport, closest to the lot entrance.

Accessibility. The carport entry is step-free, and an accessible restroom is inside. The parking lot is gravel, so plan for the unpaved surface.

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Park in the gravel lotEnter under the carport

Before worship

Bible Study and Sunday School

The before-worship education hour includes adult Bible study and, during the school year, Sunday school for children.

In worship

Christ, God's Word, hymns, prayer, and a clear sermon.

Holy Communion is offered every Sunday, and guests who wish to commune are asked to speak with the pastor before worship.

Bulletin and hymnal. A bulletin and hymnal guide the order of service, hymns, announcements, and the coming week's schedule.

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After worship

Stay for fellowship if you would like.

Most Sundays, coffee and snacks follow the service. Guests are welcome to stay, meet members, and talk with the pastor.

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Seasonal services

Christmas, Easter, and the church year.

Worship times vary for Christmas, Easter, and other seasons of the church year.

Seasonal worship

Easter

We celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Easter Morning at 10:15 AM

Seasonal worship

Christmas

We celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Christmas Eve at 6:30 PM
Christmas Morning at 10:15 AM

Other Seasonal Services: Evening in Lent: Join us for Wednesday evening worship during Lent, plus Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil during Holy Week (immediately before Easter). Evenings in Advent: Join us for midweek Advent worship and supper as we prepare to celebrate Christ's birth.

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Visitor questions

Common questions before you come.

What should I bring?: You do not need to bring anything. Everything is supplied for guests and members alike; come ready to hear God's Word and grow in faith.
What should I wear?: Dress casually or nicely. Members at Lord of Lords dress in what they are comfortable wearing in a church environment.
Where do I sit?: There are no assigned seats. Sit wherever you are comfortable, and ask someone nearby if you would like help following the service.
Is there a nursery?: The nursery is unstaffed. If you choose to use it, speakers let you continue to hear the service.

Will I be asked to give?: Members support the church's ministry through their offerings. Visitors are not expected or asked to give.
May I receive Holy Communion?: Holy Communion is offered every Sunday. Guests who wish to commune are asked to speak with the pastor before worship.
From the pastor
Holy Communion is an expression of unity of faith. "Because there is one loaf, we, who are many, are one body, for we all partake of the one loaf" (1 Cor 10:17). We invite those who are united in faith as members of Lord of Lords or of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS). We ask those who are not members to refrain from receiving Holy Communion until you have spoken with the pastor about Bible classes to establish a unity of faith based on God's truth.
Pastor Michael ZarlingPastor
Pastor Michael Zarling brings over 30 years of pastoral ministry experience to Lord of Lords Lutheran Church, where he has served since July 2025.
How do I ask a question before visiting?: Call 307-235-2770 or send us a message. Questions about visiting, worship, children, or Holy Communion are welcome.

What should I bring?

You do not need to bring anything. Everything is supplied for guests and members alike; come ready to hear God's Word and grow in faith.

What should I wear?

Dress casually or nicely. Members at Lord of Lords dress in what they are comfortable wearing in a church environment.

Where do I sit?

There are no assigned seats. Sit wherever you are comfortable, and ask someone nearby if you would like help following the service.

Is there a nursery?

The nursery is unstaffed. If you choose to use it, speakers let you continue to hear the service.

Will I be asked to give?

Members support the church's ministry through their offerings. Visitors are not expected or asked to give.

May I receive Holy Communion?

Holy Communion is offered every Sunday. Guests who wish to commune are asked to speak with the pastor before worship.

From the pastor

Holy Communion is an expression of unity of faith. "Because there is one loaf, we, who are many, are one body, for we all partake of the one loaf" (1 Cor 10:17). We invite those who are united in faith as members of Lord of Lords or of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS). We ask those who are not members to refrain from receiving Holy Communion until you have spoken with the pastor about Bible classes to establish a unity of faith based on God's truth.

Pastor Michael ZarlingPastor

Pastor Michael Zarling brings over 30 years of pastoral ministry experience to Lord of Lords Lutheran Church, where he has served since July 2025.

How do I ask a question before visiting?

Call 307-235-2770 or send us a message. Questions about visiting, worship, children, or Holy Communion are welcome.

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Visit Lord of Lords

About one hour

Bible Study and Sunday School

Questions? Just ask.

What to expect on Sunday morning.

Getting here is straightforward.

Bible Study and Sunday School

Christ, God's Word, hymns, prayer, and a clear sermon.

Stay for fellowship if you would like.

Christmas, Easter, and the church year.

Easter

Christmas

Common questions before you come.

What should I bring?

What should I wear?

Where do I sit?

Is there a nursery?

Will I be asked to give?

May I receive Holy Communion?

How do I ask a question before visiting?

Still have questions?