Easter & Lent Services and Events 2026
Come See the Empty Grave
Come experience victory over death at Lent and Easter worship services at Christ Lutheran Church.
A Personal Welcome to Our Lent & Easter Events and Services
As the pastor at Christ Lutheran Church, I personally welcome you to our Lenten & Easter services and events.
Easter is the chief holy day of Christianity. On it we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. This not a symbolic or spiritual resurrection, but a real and physical one. And it changes everything.
Why does it matter? We all must face death someday, whether as old men and women or children in the womb. There is no escape from it. The cause of death is sin, that is we are at our core (even children) in rebellion to God. But God did not abandon us or leave us to die. Nor did He make it to where we have to earn life. Instead, Jesus Christ paid the penalty of sin on behalf of all people everywhere and then three days later rose from the grave. His resurrection means sin does not get the final word. Easter says that God’s love is stronger than violence, forgiveness stronger than sin, and life in God stronger than the grave.
So at its heart, Easter isn’t about Spring, eggs, or even new clothes. It is about a promise: All who believe in Jesus have eternal life. We share in the the merits of His righteous life because He shared with us in the consequences of our sin.
That is an occasion worth celebrating, and I invite you to celebrate with us here at Christ Lutheran in Mustang, Oklahoma.
What to Expect
The message at Christ is simple: We preach Christ and Him crucified. In every service Christ is with us, offering grace and forgiveness where He promises they will be: in His Word and in His Sacraments.
At Christ, you will find a warm, welcoming, and family friendly atmosphere. We come from all different backgrounds. While we may be different from each other individually, we are united by our faith in Jesus Christ. All are welcome and we hope to see you soon!
You will arrive at Christ Lutheran to either our East or South Parking Lot. In the East Parking Lot are accessible parking spaces.
Once in the building you will enter our entrance way which connects both to the Nave (Sanctuary) and our Fellowship Hall. The Fellowship Hall will be set up for Easter Breakfast on Easter Sunday.
If you are here for a worship service, an usher will hand you a bulletin, and you can find a seat in whatever pew you like. Our pastor will also often greet you before the service.
Our worship services are about an hour long. You will find them to be reverent but also relevant to your life.
Your Questions, Answered
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Parking is available on the east and south sides of the building. There are dedicated accessible parking spots available in the east parking lot.
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You can just show up! There is no need to make a reservation or to call beforehand. We have space for you, and we often have people just show up.
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We have long, cushioned benches with backs on them. We call them “pews.”
You are welcome to sit in any pew you prefer. On some Sundays, we may have a few pews in the front reserved for groups observing a special occasion like a baptism.
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For Easter Services, we recommend arriving 20-30 minutes before a service time to allow time to “get situated” and speak with the pastor if you so desire. Our Easter Services can be quite packed, so we encourage ample time to find the perfect seat.
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Casual dress or Sunday best, it does not matter to us! We just want you to be comfortable. It is not unusual to see the whole spectrum at any service.
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We do have a nursery and cry room for those that would like to utilize it. We have a TV and audio set up so that you can still follow along with the service if you use the room. We know that children and persons with special needs like to wiggle, giggle, and make noise. That does not bother us. We encourage families to be together during worship and so welcome all the fun and excitement that all people bring.
There are changing tables in both the women’s and men’s restrooms. There is also a children’s restroom as well.
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Services are around 60-75 minutes in length, depending on what is occurring in a given service. Services include singing, prayers, an engaging message, a time for offerings, and a few announcements. Special music from Choir, Children’s Choir, handbells, etc. is offered regularly. Our services are Christ centered, biblical, relaxed, reverent, and welcoming.
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Yes, we do have listening assistance devices. Please ask an usher if you need one and they will help set it up for you.
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You are welcome to participate in the worship service to the extent that you feel comfortable. You do not need to sing any hymns or speak the creed or any other responses.
In general and if you are able, it is polite to stand when the rest of the congregation stands and to sit when they sit. However, if you are unable to stand or feel uncomfortable standing for the portions of the worship service when we stand, you are free to remain seated.
If you are not a communicant member of a Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS) or American Association of Lutheran Churches (AALC) congregation, we ask that you speak with the pastor before receiving communion at our altar.
We make this request out of love for you and your spiritual well-being.
If you are unable to receive communion at our altar, simply remain seated during the communion distribution.
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A lot of people can be nervous coming to a church. We get it! If you decide to come, you will find a warm, welcoming environment filled with friendly people. You can also check out our service beforehand either through live-streaming on Facebook or watching on YouTube.
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We will not call special attention to you as a visitor. You will not be asked to stand up or introduce yourself.
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Our worship services are provided free-of-cost.
Depending on the service, we have an offering plate at the entrance to our nave (worship area) or we pass the offering plate down the pews during the service. If you wish to contribute to our ministry, you may leave a contribution there.
However, do not feel compelled to leave a contribution.
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We have men’s and women’s restrooms (with changing tables in each) in the northwest part of the building (just as an usher or look for the signage).
We also have a child’s restroom in the southwest part of the building.
Visit us
Address
501 N. Clear Springs Rd.
Mustang, OK
73064
Hours
Monday–Thursday
9am–2pm
Phone
(405) 376-3116
Mustang Lent & Easter Services
The Lenten and Easter services at Christ Lutheran Church in Mustang, OK follow the historic rhythm of the Christian Church, guiding worshipers through repentance, reflection, suffering, death, and resurrection. These services are centered on God’s Word and Sacraments, drawing the congregation into the saving work of Jesus Christ through Scripture, prayer, hymnody, and proclamation.
Mustang Lent and Easter Events
Beyond worship services, Christ Lutheran Church in Mustang, OK offers a variety of Lent and Easter events designed to foster fellowship, learning, and spiritual growth. These gatherings support the congregation’s life together while extending hospitality to the wider Mustang community during one of the most meaningful seasons of the church year. The include preservice potluck meals before midweek services (except for Holy Week), a breakfast Easter morning, and a Children’s Easter Egg Hunt on Easter morning (usually at 9:15 AM).
Tuttle Lent and Easter Services
Lent begins with Ash Wednesday, marking a solemn call to repentance and trust in God’s mercy. The tone of the season is intentionally reflective. Worship highlights humanity’s need for forgiveness and God’s gracious response in Christ, using restrained music, focused prayer, and Scripture readings that trace sin, suffering, and redemption. On Easter, the church erupts in the joy of the Resurrection. The gracious gift of God, life forever, is offered freely. Christ Lutheran Church offers members, visitors, and guests time to reflect on God’s redemptive work for all and celebrate the Good News of God’s love.
Tuttle Lent and Easter Events
Lenten and Easter events offered at Christ Lutheran Church often include shared potluck meals before midweek services (except for Holy Week), Bible studies, opportunities for prayer and conversation, and a Children’s Easter Egg Hunt on Easter Sunday at 9:15 AM. These gatherings create space for members and visitors to slow down, reflect together, and engage the themes of repentance, mercy, and renewal in a communal setting.
Yukon Lent and Easter Services
The 40 days of Lent begins with Ash Wednesday, marking a solemn call to repentance and trust in God’s mercy. Easter services erupt with joy, light, and proclamation. The silence of the tomb is shattered by the announcement: Christ is risen! Music, liturgy, and preaching are intentionally celebratory, reflecting the victory of life over death and forgiveness over sin. Easter worship proclaims not only that Jesus rose, but that His resurrection changes everything. Christ Lutheran Church invites all to join this rhythm of reflection and joy of observed by Christians around the world.
Yukon Lent and Easter Events
Lent and Easter events emphasize celebration, community, and joy. Fellowship gatherings, family-friendly activities, and shared potluck meals before midweek services (except for Holy Week), and a Children’s Easter Egg Hunt on Easter Sunday at 9:15 AM reflect the abundance of life proclaimed in the resurrection. These events often serve as natural entry points for guests who may be attending church for the first time or returning after a long absence. Christ Lutheran Church welcomes all to attend.
Canadian County Lent and Easter Services
Midweek Lenten services offer space for deeper meditation on Christ’s journey to the cross. Each service builds upon the last, helping worshipers see how God confronts sin, brokenness, and death not with abandonment, but with sacrificial love. The preaching during Lent is catechetical and pastoral, designed to teach, comfort, and call believers back to the promises of God in Jesus. In contrast to the somberness of Lent, Easter explodes in light and joy. Christ Lutheran Church celebrates the empty grave
Canadian County Lent and Easter Events
Through its Lent and Easter events, Christ Lutheran Church lives out its mission of proclaiming Christ and caring for people. These gatherings strengthen faith, build relationships, and extend Christ-centered hospitality to the community. Together with worship, they embody the church’s confession that Jesus’ death and resurrection are not only remembered—but lived.
Oklahoma County Lent and Easter Services
The Christian church has observed Lent and Easter with special services for thousands of years. These services place worshipers at the heart of the Gospel narrative—Christ’s humble kingship, His institution of the Lord’s Supper, His suffering, and His death for the sins of the world. Each service is distinct, yet inseparably connected. Christ Lutheran Church invites everyone to join in these special services.
Oklahoma County Lent and Easter Services
Lent and Easter events during Lent and Easter morning offered Christ Lutheran Church help participants explore Scripture and Christian teaching more deeply. These events connect biblical texts to daily life, emphasizing how Christ’s suffering and sacrifice speak into real struggles, doubts, and hopes. They are suitable for long-time members and those new to the Christian faith alike.