First Lutheran Community Church

Bill Gilstrap

The staff and congregants at this church seem to be fine, caring individuals. As a new resident in Port Orchard, I feel that I have been welcomed and loved by them all. I use a wheelchair, and the building is perfectly accommodating. The restroom is very clean and barrier free according to federal guidelines. This church is exemplary in it's faithfulness to mission. Top notch in my opinion.

Michelle Sharp

One of the friendliest and most welcoming churches I've been too! The sermons are interesting and thought provoking. I often feel as if the Pastor is speaking directly to me.

Shirley Best

I came to First Lutheran in 2008 and I have watched the ups and downs with changing of Pastors. One thing though that has consistently been at First Lutheran is people who really care about others sharing Christ's words to love one another and accept one another. Unfortunately everywhere you go there is going to be someone (usually unknowingly) that may not make a person feel welcome or inadvertently says something that hurts their feelings. We have to always remember we are not perfect but constantly striving. If we have hurt anyone in anyway here at First Lutheran, PLEASE let us know and give us the opportunity to make it right. FLCC has ALWAYS had many ministries to help others. Pastor Adrian and his family have been here for 3 years now and really strives to help all feel welcome here. He stresses Faith5: Share, Read, Talk, Pray, Bless. Reaching out to the community sharing Christ love. We have a visitation pastor and a youth Coordinator. We also have the Noah's Ark downstairs for tiny to after school care and they do a marvelous job. We have the Jubilee Community Garden for all, Family Kitchen open to everyone free, Community Aid Fund with a Community Resource person. Dedicated Sunday School Director. FLCC is constantly finding ways to reach out to others and minister to those here at the church.

Maire and John Stege

A welcoming church with a heart to carry out what Jesus calls all Christians to do: love your neighbor and love your enemy. This is reflected in the number and variety of ministries that serve God through serving the community and each other.