Memorial Lutheran Church and School

Memorial Lutheran Church and School is located at 5800 Westheimer Rd., about a mile west of the Galleria Shopping Complex on the west side of Houston.  We are a member congregation of the LCMS and receive with joy the gift of forgiveness that Christ Jesus won for us by his life and death on the cross.  Come and receive those gifts with us! 


Sunday Services

8:15 AM & 11:00 a.m. Divine Service; Sunday School 9:45am

The bulletin for Sunday 22 February, "The First Sunday in Lent", may be found by clicking here.






Sundays

9:45 a.m. Sunday School & Adult Instruction

  • Adult Bible Study, Pastor Moerbe, the study of Ephesians
  • Adult Instruction/Membership Class, Pastor Robert Paul
  • Aaron Poffenberger, Luther's Smalcald Articles
  • High School, Youth Room
  • Sunday School, 2yrs - 8th grade, MLS classrooms

12:30pm-2:15pm - Jr. Catechism

Junior Catechism Class for MLC's 7th & 8th graders is taught by Pastor Ned Moerbe. The class is held Fellowship Hall following late service, from 12:30pm - 2:15pm. Lunch is provided.

JYF next Sunday, 1 February, 2:30pm



Adult Instruction Class/CEN Wednesdays Through 25 March 2026


Beginning Ash Wednesday (18 February) each lesson will be shortened to an hour so that participants may attend evening worship services.


If you would like to provide a meal, a side, dessert, or to cleanup afterwards, please click here to sign-up






 

 


















Lenten Lunches


Midweek Lenten Services:

Divine Services are 8:45am and Noon. A lite lunch will follow the Noon service in the Fellowship Hall.

7:00pm will be Evening Prayer with no communion.


Please click the Sign-up Genius link below if you would like to provide one of these Wednesday lunches. You may also call Leslie in the church office at 713-782-6079. Thank you!


 Memorial Lutheran Church: Lenten Lunches

 


 



 

 

 

 

 

 









 



 

 

 

 




 



What We Believe

Memorial Lutheran Church is a congregation of the Texas District of The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod. We believe that the Bible is the inerrant and inspired Word of God (2 Timothy 3:16). The Bible reveals that all humans are separated from God by our sin (Romans 3:10-20). It also reveals that God became a human being, Jesus of Nazareth, through whom we are forgiven and restored to a right relationship with God (Romans 3:21-28). We call this announcement of forgiveness and reconciliation the Gospel, or Good News... [Read more]

Upcoming Events

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