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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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Summer worship: From May 24 through September 6, we will have one service at 10am on Sundays. Our Saturday night service will continue at 5:30pm in the chapel.

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 10am

Traditional service for the summer. On certain Sundays the music will also include christian contemporary music led by our praise band, Chosen.

Latest Sermon

Bless the Children in their Fears, Too

Matthew 14:22-33

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Those of you who called into our daily phone devotion Warmline this week, heard entries from various leaders of ELCA Schools and Learning Centers, part of our wider church’s ministry from pre-school through high school youth around the country, including over 1,300 such locations serving nearly 150,000 students. Every year, the national organization puts together their own devotion to share with their staff especially, but is also made available for the general public on their website; and so various teachers and administrators and pastors and other leaders will focus on a text for one of the Sundays for the upcoming school year. So, of course, today, the attention turns to the Gospel we just heard. And this particular devotion is written by Pastor Amy Oehlschlager, who serves Hope Lutheran Church and Preschool in St. Charles, Missouri....

Sun, Aug 09, 2026

By Brad Ross

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Sharing God's Bounty

Psalm 145:8-9 & Psalm 145:14-17

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Sun, Aug 02, 2026

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The Precious Way of the Saints

Mark 10:35-45

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Sun, Jul 26, 2026

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Good Hope from the Youngest of...

Wisdom of Solomon 12:13 & Wisdom of Solomon 12:16-19

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Sun, Jul 19, 2026

By Brad Ross

Healing in the Creation

Isaiah 55:10-13

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Sun, Jul 12, 2026

By Brad Ross

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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.

August 12, 2026

Published Wednesday, August 12, 2026 Pastor Brad Ross 138

This weekend (August 15/16), we will not only recognize, but celebrate, Mary, Mother of our Lord. One way she continues to impact our worship life is her Magnificat, the song of praise that emerges in Scripture while she’s visiting her cousin, Elizabeth, in Luke 1. My favorite setting of it comes from our treasured Holden Evening Prayer . This was composed by Marty Haugen, a rather prominent musician in Lutheran and Catholic circles (in fact, he’s responsible for the settings of “Healer of Our Every Ill,” “We Walk by Faith,” and “All Are Welcome,” among many others, in our Evangelical Lutheran Worship red hymnal). Holden Evening Prayer was brought to life by Haugen amidst the snowy landscape of Holden Village, a contemplative retreat center, in Washington in the mid-1980s. The collection of songs has been sung by numerous communities of faith throughout this country and around the world ever since. And although it is often brought to life during Lent, the message applies throughout...