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West Linn Lutheran Church is a community of faith that welcomes all regardless of race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, family status, national origin, age, disability, medical history, political affiliation, financial situation, mistakes made, successes achieved or any other category that you or the world have determined you belong. Our hope and prayer is that our congregation loves all as Jesus loves the world.
No exceptions. This welcome extends throughout the life of our congregation. LENT at wllc - 2023
This year marks the 250th Anniversary of the Beloved Hymn “Amazing Grace.” Try as we might to make it otherwise, human love ultimately ends up being conditional. God's Love is unconditional-- amazing grace! So, in 1 Corinthians 13, when the Apostle Paul writes about “love”, he's not talking about human love. He's writing about God's grace. Join us this Lent as we explore what's so amazing about God's grace!
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Recent Sunday Service
Recent SUNDAY Sermon
WLLC Ministry Site Profile (MSP)The MSP is our congregational profile outlining who WLLC is as an ELCA community in the Oregon Synod. We are currently in the process of searching for a new Pastor. This profile will act as a repository of information for candidates who might be considering us.
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Land Acknowledgement
West Linn Lutheran Church acknowledges that the land now known as West Linn rests on the traditional village sites of Kalapuya Tribes, including the Bands of the Atfalati and Ahantchuyuk, who are today represented by the Confederated Tribes of Siletz and the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde. In 1855 the U.S. government forcibly removed the Tribes from this land to allow white settlers full access to the land west of the Cascades.
Willamette Falls was and is a sacred place for many Tribes. It was a place of commerce where Tribes gathered, fished, and traded. The Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde recently built a fishing platform on the falls and continue to conduct ceremonial fisheries.
Willamette Falls was and is a sacred place for many Tribes. It was a place of commerce where Tribes gathered, fished, and traded. The Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde recently built a fishing platform on the falls and continue to conduct ceremonial fisheries.
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LOCATION
We are located on Willamette Drive (Highway 43) in West Linn, Oregon(Clackamas County). The church is situated at the intersection of Highway 43 and Jolie Point Road, approximately two blocks south of Mary S. Young State Park. 
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HOW TO FIND US
FROM I-205, take the West Linn exit (Exit #8) and go north on Highway 43 for approximately 1.5 miles to Jolie Point Road, which will be on your right. Turn right on Joile Point and enter the church in the first driveway on your left. FROM LAKE OSWEGO, take Highway 43 south for approximately 3 miles past McVey Avenue to Jolie Point Road, which is the second street on the left after you pass Mary S. Young State Park. Turn left on Jolie Point and enter the church parking area in the first driveway on your left. 
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