We believe that you’re never too young, or too old, to be growing in faith.
Welcome
When you come to Shepherd of the Cross, you’ll find people of all ages joined together in community around Christ. We believe that all people—regardless of age, gender, background, or race—are welcome to gather together to encounter God’s grace.
Still a relatively young congregation, we’re enthusiastic to see new faces. If we come up to say hello, and ask you to share a bit about yourself with us, know we’re genuinely interested in getting to know you and your story.
Just as our God lives in relationship with us, we too are created to live in community with each other. Come and join us, just as you are, as together we grow as disciples of Jesus.
Worship: Sunday at 9:00 am
All of our worship services at Shepherd are livestreamed via YouTube.
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As of February 25, 2024, we’ve moved our livestream to a different channel. If you’re looking for past worship videos, click the link below to be taken to our archive channel.
Worship Bulletins
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Office Hours
Mondays: 1:00 – 4:00 pm
Tuesdays: 1:00 – 4:00 pm
Wednesdays: 9:00 am- 12:00 pm
We are in the building at other times. Call in advance so we can meet you!
Contact Us
563-264-0784
office@shepherdofthecross.org
Pastor Aleese Kenitzer: pastor@shepherdofthecross.org
3300 N. Highway 38
Muscatine, IA 52761
- Worship: Be OpenedMark 7:24-37 | Imagine what it would be like to go from being deaf to being able to hear. Or, being blind to being able to see. In that moment, a whole… Read more: Worship: Be Opened
- News & EventsGod’s Work Our Hands Service Project Sunday, September 15 Each year, the ELCA uplifts a Sunday in September as “God’s Work Our Hands” Sunday as an annual day of service. This year,… Read more: News & Events
- Worship: Refining our Focus on the Heart of the MatterMark 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23; James 1:17-27 | Whether as individuals or groups of people, over time, we may continue to “do” something that becomes devoid of meaning. It becomes a “habit,” or,… Read more: Worship: Refining our Focus on the Heart of the Matter
