Who We Are
Who We Are
What We Believe
About GOD
There is only one True God who exists in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
About HUMANITY
All people are sinful, that is, not living in perfect obedience to God’s will.
About the BIBLE
The Bible, both the Old and New Testaments, is the inspired (GOD breathed) and inerrant (without error) Word of God, and the only authoritative source and norm for Christian doctrine and practice.
About WORKS
That people cannot be saved by their good works.
About JESUS CHRIST
That God sent His Son, Jesus, to suffer the penalty for all the sins of all people.
About FORGIVENESS
That because of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection, forgiveness is available to all.
About FAITH
That God forgives all who, by faith, confess their sins and believe in Jesus Christ as their Savior.
About SACRAMENTS
That forgiveness is delivered in the Word of God and in the sacraments of Holy Baptism and the Lord’s Supper.
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
What's
New?
Wondering what's going on at Holy Lamb?
Well have no fear! We are here to fill you in on everything that is happening within the walls and outside the walls! We hope that you will join us in everything new that is happening around the church.
Tuesday morning Bible study continues with
the study of "EVERY ONE HIS WITNESS".
Participants will receive valuable, practical tools on how to share Jesus' story in the context of our daily vocations.