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Leading people into a life-changing relationship with Jesus.
Saturday 6 PM Contemporary
Sunday 9 AM Traditional
Sunday 11 AM Contemporary
Sunday Discipleship Hour 10 AM​
Parables of Holy Week
Small Group Bible Study
This Lenten season, we invite you to join a five-week small group Bible study that complements our weekend sermon series. Centered on the parables of Holy Week, this study offers meaningful opportunities to grow in faith, deepen your understanding of Scripture, and build Christ-centered relationships throughout the season of Lent.
Ash Wednesday is February 18, and small groups will begin meeting the following weekend. Sign up online or in the church lobby, and we’ll help connect you with a group.
WEEKEND WORSHIP
Saturday Contemporary: 6 PM
Sunday Classic Hymn: 9 AM
Sunday Modern Hymn: 11 AM
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Sunday Discipleship Hour
10:00 AM
ABOUT US
Who We Are ​At Shepherd of the Hills
We're a body of believers centered on the Good News of Jesus Christ, the Savior who lived a perfect life, died on the cross for our sins, and rose from the grave. You're invited to join us for worship, as we joyfully gather to grow in faith and praise God for His goodness to us. We also have a variety of Bible studies, interest groups, and special events to meet the needs of our congregation, community, and all whom the Lord sends our way. We hope that includes you!
​The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod​
Shepherd of the Hills belongs to a church body known as The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod.
Lutheran
In the 1500s, Martin Luther taught that we're saved by grace through faith. Those who accepted his teachings at that time were called Lutherans, and the name stuck.
Church
The Church is all believers in Jesus. The LCMS is one of many Christian church bodies, all worshiping the same Savior.
Missouri
In the 1800s, a group of churches in the St. Louis, Missouri area banded together to form a network of congregations, supporting one another as brothers and sisters in Christ. As new churches were started, this network of churches expanded to include congregations of the U.S.
Synod
The term “synod” comes from a Greek term that means “walking together.” Every church in the LCMS walks together in a common belief about the Triune God and His Word of revelation, the Bible.