Our Saviour's Lutheran Church of Thunder Bay

Our Saviour's Lutheran Church of Thunder Bay is a nonprofit organization located in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. It has been an active part of the community for over 118 years.

History

The church's roots date back to the early 20th century, with a history involving several congregations. Originally, the church building was tied to other Lutheran congregations, including those from Norwegian and Swedish communities. These early congregations formed joint parishes and later federated to eventually merge into Our Saviour's Lutheran Church.

One significant event in its history involves the merger of Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church into Our Saviour's on November 8, 2015. Additionally, the church has connections to other former congregations such as Zion and Gethsemane Lutheran Churches in Thunder Bay.

Mission and Vision

Our Saviour's Lutheran Church is centered around a community of faith and service, aiming to grow in understanding God's love. Its vision is encapsulated in the phrase "Come share the gifts of God—serve the world," focusing on both spiritual development and community outreach.

Activities

The church actively engages in worship services and communal activities, striving to be a hub where people can come together to worship and serve. Services are often recorded and shared through digital platforms for wider outreach.

Location

It is situated on the traditional territory of the Ojibwa of Anemki Wajiw (the Fort William First Nation), which is a signatory to the Robinson-Superior Treaty of 1850. This context shapes the church's community awareness and involvement.

Registration

Our Saviour's Lutheran Church is registered as a nonprofit organization with a Business Registration Number of 107808396RR0001.

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