Christ Risen Lutheran Church Sunday worship videos

Liturgical calendar for 2024 from the Seminaries of Lutheran Church–Canada in PDF

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Welcome to our Church Family … and Thank You for visiting the home page of Christ Risen Lutheran Church.  Our Lutheran Church–Canada-affiliated church is located at 85 Leacock Drive, Kanata, Ontario.  Please take a moment to explore the various menus and learn more about our church community, Bible-based beliefs, and Word and Sacrament ministry.

Please join us on Sunday mornings for worship, fellowship, music, and inspiration.

* If you are not yet a member of the congregation at Christ Risen, please contact the Pastor before receiving Holy Communion during Worship.

If you desire prayers or require visitation, please feel free to contact the pastor, Rev. Milton Lam, at 613-592-1546. 

What’s new at Christ Risen Lutheran Church

For a biography of Christ Risen’s new pastor, Rev. Milton Lam  …… click here

For a calendar of worship services, meetings, and other events this month  …… click here

Catechism classes are being held on Wednesday evenings at 5:00 until 6:00 pm and Bible study on Thursday mornings at 10:00 am. Please let the Pastor know beforehand if you wish to enroll your child in the class or will be attending the study.

For more information about the National March for Life and an Ascension Day service at Christ Risen on May 9th  …… click here

For more information about the Spring Ottawa Circuit Forum to be held on May 11th at Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church in Petawawa  …… click here

A reminder that if you would like to schedule a visit with Pastor Lam, please either talk to him in person or call 613-592-1546.

On this day …

The Church commemorates Frederick the Wise on May 5th. The LCMS document of Commemoration Biographies describes Frederick the Wise as follows: Frederick the Wise, elector of Saxony from 1486 to 1525, was Martin Luther’s sovereign in the early years of the Reformation. Were it not for Frederick, there might not have been a Lutheran Reformation. Born in Torgau in 1463, he became so well known for his skill in political diplomacy and his sense of justice and fairness that he was called “the Wise” by his subjects. Though he never met Luther, Frederick repeatedly protected and provided for him. In all likelihood he saved the reformer from a martyr’s fate. Frederick refused the pope’s demand to extradite Luther to Rome for a heresy trial in 1518. When Emperor Charles V declared Luther an outlaw in 1521 at the Diet of Worms, Frederick provided sanctuary for Luther at the Wartburg castle. On his deathbed, Frederick received the Lord’s Supper in both kinds–a clear confession of the evangelical faith.