Bangsar Lutheran Church (The Father's House)

07/06/2026

You don’t need an hour.
You don’t need perfect discipline.

Start with 10 minutes.
Open your Bible.
Invite God to speak.

04/04/2026

✨ You’re Invited ✨
This Easter Sunday, come and celebrate the hope, love, and victory of the risen King 🙌
Join us at the Father’s House for a joyful time of worship, community, and new beginnings.
Easter Luncheon will be served after service. 🥘
Bring your family and friends—there’s a place for you here 💛
📍 Bangsar Lutheran Church
🗓️ Easter Sunday (05 April)
⏰ 10:00am

Let’s celebrate together—He is risen! 🌿✨
We can’t wait to see you!

04/04/2026

It wasn’t the nails.
It was love. ❤️

This Good Friday, we remember the sacrifice that changed everything.

Encounter and reflect.

04/04/2026

Not all love is loud.
Some love kneels.
Some love breaks.
Some love stays… even when it’s about to be betrayed.

Maundy Thursday, remember the love that chose the cross.

01/04/2026

🗓 Maundy Thursday (02 April)
⏰ 8:30PM
📍 Bangsar Lutheran Church

Come and sit at the table. ✝️🍞
This Maundy Thursday, we remember a night of love, humility, and sacrifice—the moment Jesus chose to serve, to give, and to love till the very end.
Join us as we reflect, worship, and prepare our hearts for Good Friday.

All are welcome. Come as you are, and bring someone with you. 💛

29/03/2026

Walk the journey of love, sacrifice and grace.
Step into the Stations of the Cross and reflect on a love that gave everything for us.

All are welcome — come as you are.

Experience the story that changed everything.

29/03/2026

Hosanna in the highest 🌿
Grateful hearts, humble beginnings, and a King who came in peace.

11/03/2026

From Always A Guest: Speaking of Faith Far From Home

10/03/2026

His disciples were with him as he left. They saw a beggar. They put to him a question which bothered them, just like it bothers us. They asked him, “Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?”

His disciples were with him as he left. They saw a beggar. They put to him a question which bothered them, just like it bothers us. They asked him, “Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?”