Welcome to Bangsar Lutheran Church, more commonly referred to by our community as The Father’s House. We are a community that’s Christ centred and people oriented. We come from a very wide spectrum of backgrounds – ethnicity, nationality, cultural, diverse Christian traditions – and every one, though a single individual, are still yet within one family of God. We strive to emphasize that each individual’s journey of faith must be authentically personal in relationship with God.
We refer to our church as The Father’s House because we believe that a church is a faith community of people who have a personal, genuine and authentic relationship with God and each other. Jesus gave us only one new commandment, “that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another. By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another”. All our ministries are but an expression of that commandment.
If you are looking for a church, come, join us. You’re most welcome. We look forward to know you and you us. And we hope you will stay because you have found a home with us in Christ.
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Season of Lent 2026. Live Sunday Service at 10A.M. on Youtube.
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Matthew 14: Why did Jesus hurry his disciples into a terrible storm?
Jesus used his disciples, those who followed him on his journeys, to distribute the food he miraculously produced. But he didn’t use his disciples to dismiss the people. No. He sent his disciples away – into a dark and stormy...
Read MoreRomans 9: Paul’s Sorrow, Israel’s Promise, and the Church’s Calling
From these two texts, we may say that Israelites are the people to whom God gave the law through Moses. And true Israelites are those who apply themselves to obeying the law. Pharisees applied themselves to being true Israelites. Applied...
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Matthew 14: Why did Jesus hurry his disciples into a terrible storm?
Jesus used his disciples, those who followed him on his journeys, to distribute the food he miraculously produced. But he didn’t use his disciples to dismiss the people. No. He sent his disciples away – into a dark and stormy night, in a boat, on a lake known to be dangerous. And then he personally refused to enlist the men; and ordered them home.
Read MoreRomans 9: Paul’s Sorrow, Israel’s Promise, and the Church’s Calling
From these two texts, we may say that Israelites are the people to whom God gave the law through Moses. And true Israelites are those who apply themselves to obeying the law. Pharisees applied themselves to being true Israelites. Applied themselves to waiting for the coming of the Messiah. The Messiah who would fulfil the promises God made through his prophets. Promises enshrined in the first part of our Bible. The part which we call the Old Testament.
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