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Welcome to Divinity Lutheran Church

A People and Place of Hope, Healing and Welcome

Divinity Lutheran in Parma Heights, Ohio is a place where you can nurture your relationship with God and his people. Established in 1948 with 73 parishioners, we’ve grown into a faith community of over 1,300 people of all ages, engaged in a wide spectrum of community service, fellowship and ministry.

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Worship Services

Saturday 5:30pm
Saturday 5:30pm

This service is traditional with liturgy used from Evangelical Book of Worship (ELW). While it follows the same order as Sunday morning, it is laid-back and casual, and is usually held in our chapel.

Sunday 9am
Sunday 9am

This service is a traditional service with liturgy used from Evangelical Book of Worship (ELW).

Sunday 11am
Sunday 11am

This is a liturgical contemporary service that is led by our praise band, Chosen, which includes vocals, keyboard, guitars and drums.

Latest Sermon

Advocate for All Facets of Life

Advocate for All Facets of Life

In addition to it being Mother’s Day, it is also the birthday of Missy Johnson, but the United States and even worldwide audience would know her better as Missy Franklin, who at 17 years young competed in the summer Olympic games in London, winning four gold medals, and becoming the first American female to swim in seven different events, cementing her place as one of the greatest in the pool in recent memory. Four years later didn’t turn out so well, though, in Rio de Janeiro, as she failed to reach the finals in her individual events, but did manage to be part of a winning relay team. Soon enough, Missy had to give up her more professional level of swimming career....
Sun, May 10, 2026

Wednesday Wanderings

Read the latest from Pastor Brad's blog, Wednesday Wanderings.
A little journey through this topsy-turvy journey of joys and sorrows and hopes and dreams with plenty of grace from God along the way.

May 6, 2026

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Perhaps it’s a necessary evil for all of us who turn to technology for banking and shopping and checking in on medical charting: that we must go along with the dreaded 2-step security verification, as if changing a password every other month with a lower and upper-case letters and numbers and special characters and other specifications isn’t enough to make our always-needing-to-be-informed lives interesting. Usually the next step could be a phone call or text message to make sure it’s really you attempting to log in to whatever respective account; but sometimes you will need to solve puzzles or select which pictures include a certain item or find images that parallel each other. Recently, I was a bit taken aback when I saw the conclusion of one such…interesting process: “Congratulations! You’ve proven you’re a human.”
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Our Ministries

Youth Ministry

We have an active and vibrant youth group here at Divinity Lutheran Church. Students who are in grades 9-12 are welcome to join our group.

Music Ministry

Divinity's music ministry features vocal and instrumental groups for all ages, and a variety of musical styles. Come and use your talents to lift beautiful praises to God!

Outreach Ministries

Divinity Lutheran Church provides support to the community in the way of community meals, donations, and volunteering at other social service and faith-based organizations.

Handmade Ministries

Some members of Divinity Lutheran use their time and talents to create handmade items such as prayer shawls, clothing and wooden baptismal boxes.

Stephen Ministry

Stephen Ministers are lay caregivers who provide one-to-one Christian care to hurting people. It's not a ministry to be taken lightly, but is deeply rewarding and fills a critical need for additional ministers.

Parish Health Ministry

The mission of the Parish Health Ministry is to positively impact the lives of individuals in our congregation by supporting activities that promote the health of body, mind, and spirit.

Divinity Warmline

The Warmline is a recorded daily message to help us cope with life. We don’t always need a “hotline” geared for crisis and traumatic moments. But we all need a "warmline” somewhere to help us get in touch with ourselves, the church, and God. Goethe said, “One should, each day, try to hear a little song, read a good poem, see a fine picture, and if it is possible, speak a few reasonable words.” The Warmline helps us do just that! Each day’s offering includes an opening greeting, a devotional, poem, or scripture reading, Divinity prayer concerns, Divinity birthdays and anniversaries, and a closing prayer.

Warmline