Sunday School – Mt. Olive Lutheran Church

Passing on the Faith of Jesus Christ to Our Children

MT. OILIVE LUTHERAN CHURCH is committed to passing on the faith, hope and love of Jesus Christ to the next generations.

Every Sunday morning, the Sunday School age children leave our worship service right after the children’s message to attend Sunday School to learn about God, about our Lord and Savior Jesus, about his Apostles, about the Bible, and about important Christian principles.

Christian Education flows from the grace-filled waters of our Holy Baptism into Christ and his Church, and it is a living partnership between the congregation and the parents/guardians. Our Mt. Olive family of Christian disciples will guide and support parents as they fulfill their baptismal promise to bring their child to worship and instruct them in the Christian Faith.

We invite you to also talk to your child about what they learn in Sunday School, because the Sunday School lessons reflect the appointed Bible readings that are read in worship each week. Also, please make sure your child gets adequate sleep Saturday night and has had breakfast that morning.

Lastly, please volunteer to help in your child’s class, and provide feedback to help insure that we can grow and improve our programs as well.

All Are Welcome at Mt. Olive!

Mt. Olive Lutheran Church is a Christian congregation that is rooted in the traditions of American Lutheranism. We are a welcoming group of Lutheran Christians, and we are learning and sharing the all-encompassing Love of God revealed through Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior.

The grace, hope and love of Jesus Christ are for absolutely everyone, so our purpose as a community of Christ is to welcome all people to become believers and disciples of Christ for the sake of a better world and for an eternal heavenly future.

Mt. Olive is our grace-filled spiritual home, and it can be yours too!

Sunday Worship – 9:30 a.m.
Sunday School – 9:50 a.m.

Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
3561 Foothill Blvd.
La Crescenta, CA 91214

Office email: office@molc.org
Office phone: 818+248+4253

Normal Office Hours
Monday through Wednesday, and Friday
9 a.m. to Noon

What If I’m New to Mt. Olive?

+ WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN I VISIT…
No matter where you are at in life, you are welcome here and we are glad you came to check us out. We are a wheelchair accessible facility, and the Sanctuary (the worship space) is air conditioned. There is plenty of parking in our upper and lower parking lots. Greeters and ushers will welcome you and answer any questions you may have. Be sure to enjoy a cup of coffee and a donut after the worship service.

+ WHAT TO WEAR WHEN I VISIT…
Wear what you feel comfortable in, but try to observe modesty. You will see people dressed in everything from shorts and flip flops to slacks and dress shoes, from T-shirts and baseball caps to suit jackets and ties.

+ WHAT ABOUT KNOWING THE WORSHIP SERVICE?
As you make your way into the Sanctuary (worship space), our ushers will give you a bulletin which has the entire order of service for you to follow along with the rest of the congregation. (Large print bulletins are available upon request.)

+ WHAT IS “SHARING OF THE PEACE”?
We are a congregation that values the forgiveness and lovingkindness of God, and so we make sure that we take the time to share God’s peace with one another every Sunday during worship. This simply involves shaking hands with others nearby and blessing them with the words “The peace of the Lord be with you” or other similar words.

+ WHAT IS HOLY COMMUNION?
During the worship service, the invitation of the Lord Jesus Christ is extended to all people to come to his Altar of grace and peace (also called the Lord’s Table) and receive Holy Communion (also called the Lord’s Supper). The sacred meal of Holy Communion is a powerful means through which God gives us spiritual blessings. It is the true “body and blood” of Christ received mystically in bread and wine for our spiritual well-being. It is a simple meal of bread and wine that reminds us of Jesus’ sacrificial love and that connects/unites us with him and each other in a mystical way that surpasses our limited human understanding. We also provide grape juice for those who do not wish to have wine.