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Community Lutheran Church and Preschool - Escondido Campus

Office and Worship Location:

3575 East Valley Parkway
Escondido, CA 92027
Church Office Phone: 760-739-1650
Church Office Fax: 760-739-8655
Church Office E-mail: 
Preschool Office Phone: 760-739-8649

Sunday Worship at 8:00 & 10:30 AM

Sunday School and Bible Study: 9:15 AM

 

Community Lutheran Church - San Marcos Campus

Worship Location:

San Marcos Community Center
3 Civic Center Drive
San Marcos, CA 92069
Office Phone: 760-739-1650
Office Email: 

Sunday Worship at 9:30 AM

Sunday School and Bible Study: 10:45 AM

Our Escondido church office is open Monday through Thursday from 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM.  You will be welcomed with a warm greeting when you call and a smile when you come visit.  To schedule an appointment with a pastor or any of our staff members, please call our office.

 

Staff Contact

  • Rev. Bob Hiller, Senior Pastor:
  • Rev. Matthew Knauss, Associate Pastor:
  • Rachel Bahn Director of Christian Education, Intern:
  • Deacon Dayton Dangel:
  • Catherine Richter, Administrative Assistant:
  • Lori Haskell, Preschool Director:
  • Debbie Lundberg, Secretary:
  • Katy Sensmeier, Marriage and Family Therapist, MFC #49789:

Community Lutheran Church - Escondido

Location

3575 East Valley Parkway
Escondido, CA 92027

Entrance from Lake Wohlford Road

Senior Pastor

Pastor Bob Hiller

Sunday Services

Worship - Sundays 8:00 & 10:30 am
Bible Study/Sunday School  - Sundays 9:15 am

Sunday Sermons

Community Lutheran Church - San Marcos

Location

340 Rancheros Drive Suite 160
San Marcos, CA 92069

Pastor

Pastor Matthew Knauss

Sunday Services

Worship - Sundays 9:30 am
Bible Study - Sundays 10:45 am

Sunday Sermons

 

 

 

  • One Church, Two Campuses:
  • Escondido
  • San Marcos

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Jun 21, 2015

#HowToDad

#HowToDad

Preacher: Rev. Joel Beyer

Category: Forgiveness, Love, Fathers

Keywords: father's day, forgiveness, parenting, #howtodad

Summary:

"When I think about #HowtoDad, I look at my relationship with my own children, and I look at the relationship I have with my own father, and his relationship with his father. What I realize is that what makes a good dad good is whether he is painting a picture in his words and actions of who our Heavenly Father is. Sure there are times when the disciplinarian in us needs to come out. Sure there are times when consequences need to be followed through on so that children can learn, but what children will remember most is that dad was compassionate, slow to anger, was the rock that I knew that I could always come to and I knew that I would be loved and accepted regardless of what I’d done. It’s about reconciliation. It’s about teaching and correcting with compassion. It’s about giving grace as we have been given the ultimate grace by our God through His Son Jesus."

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