Who We Are
We are members of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS).
We are deeply rooted in the Reformations teachings, valuing God's grace and His unwavering truth as our foundation.
The core principles of the Reformation
can be summed up in five phrases.
GRACE ALONE — Salvation is a gift of God's grace, not something we earn.
FAITH ALONE — We are saved by faith alone, not by works.
SCRIPTURE ALONE — The Bible is the ultimate authority for faith and life.
CHRIST ALONE — Jesus Christ is the only mediator between God and man.
TO GOD ALONE BE THE GLORY — All we do is for the glory of God.
Holy Lamb's Role in the Community
Vision
To be a Christ centered community that nurtures faith across generations, fosters connections, and equips members to serve God and others in Myrtle Beach and beyond.
Mission
Through word and sacrament, we welcome all into a vibrant community of faith, provide opportunities for lifelong spiritual growth, and joyfully share the love of Christ with the world.
Focus
We aim to be a haven for all who seek refuge from life's storms.
A safe harbor where you can explore your faith, grow in God's word,
and be supported by a warm, caring church family.
Our History
Holy Lamb was established in 1985 by Missouri Synod Lutherans who recognized the projected growth in the Forestbrook area as an opportunity for Christian ministry.
June 15, 1985
The charter members of Holy lamb held their first worship service at the Big D’s Bar-B-Que Barn on Pottery Road. The service was conducted by Dr. Roy Russell.
March 1986
A Charter was signed with the Southeastern district of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.
September 1986
Land was purchased on Forestbrook Road.
November 1986
Constitution was approved
1989
New church construction began, but was slowed due to Hurricane Hugo
1990
Church Dedication
November 2015
30th Anniversary Celebration
June 28, 2023
Retirement Dinner for Pastor David Panning to celebrate 17 years of service.
