Now that many of us who have been affected by the 2024 Hurricanes are beginning to get our lives back together, with restoration, relocation and reconstruction of our homes and church facilities, there is one other “r” that we need to consider: Renewal. We’ve all been through a lot, and

If you’re anything like your pastors, you’re getting itchy to get our church back to normal. Pastor Bruce and Pastor Lisa are especially eager to get their offices off of their kitchen table! With that in mind, we’d like to give you a progress report so you will know that

For LCC 2025 will certainly be a true new year of a New Year’s. We will be celebrating our history and also crafting new ways forward that build on the roots and strengths of our church. So as this new year starts, let’s take a peek at what will be

In my family, we had a tradition I’m sure many of you also had: In the seconds before the new year would arrive, my mother would get out her broom, open the front door, and symbolically “sweep out the bad” as she looked forward to the coming of the new

Despite some of the hardships facing our LCC community, it is nice to see that the spirit of giving is as strong as ever for those in need. The giving for hurricane assistance this year surpassed the donations for assistance after Hurricane Idalia, in spite of the fact that many

Sharing the Good News! So of course, you’re going to invite your family to Christmas Eve services, right? We will offer two Christmas Eve services, the Family Friendly service at 4:30 pm and the Traditional Worship at 7:00 pm. But this year, why not consider expanding your circle of invitees