Are you caring for a loved one? Join us for encouragement and information on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month.

Middle school and older are welcome to join us for Sunday morning worship in the sanctuary. Rehearse on Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. and meet for church services on Sunday mornings. Runs throughout the school year.

Make a joyful noise while learning the importance of music and how it fits in worship. Children’s Choir is for Grades 1-5. Please register on Realm Connect to join in on rehearsals.

An elder and his wife will be available to pray with you during the common Sunday School hour.

Topic: Genesis 43-50: The Beginning Ends
In this final Genesis series, we’ll see God’s sovereign hand in the life of Joseph and the beautiful reconciliation he ultimately experienced with his estranged family. We’ll see Jacob and his family journey to Egypt, which serves as the backdrop of the story of God’s redemption of his people, including us.
Community classes resume Feb. 22.

Meets throughout the school year.

Meets throughout the school year.

GriefShare courses are offered in the fall and the spring. Contact for more information on joining an ongoing session.

This ensemble will play in regular and special services. For high school age and adult.

Meets during the summer only.

Meet throughout the school year.

Meets throughout the school year.

Meets throughout the school year.

Meets throughout the school year.

Topic: Luke’s Gospel: A Discussion-Based Reflection
Community classes resume Feb. 22.

Do you knit, and would like to enjoy the company of other women while making blankets, hats, and other items to donate? We knit care packets for newborns at the Southside Clinic and Lifespring Family Clinic.  Meets during the school year.

Pray for friends in missions around the world.

The Marriage Course is offered in the fall and spring each year. Check our Events page (lmpc.org/events) for more information on upcoming courses.

Meets monthly on the second Thursday during the school year to discuss books about Christian leaders and issues facing Christians today. Check the Events page (lmpc.org/events) for the title each month.

Meet us downtown at Feed Table & Tavern for lunch and fellowship. Meets during the school year only.

Men’s life groups (small groups) meet at various times and locations. Contact for more info.

Meets during the summer only.

Meets during the summer only.

This group rehearses weekly and sings in the sanctuary occasionally. Meets during the school year.

Meets during the summer only.

Meets throughout the school year.

Meets throughout the school year.

Meets throughout the school year.

Meets throughout the school year.

Mixed small groups for adults meet at various times and locations. Contact for more info.

Women will study Saved: A Study of Acts by Nancy Guthrie and Ephesians by Richard Coekin. Beginning Sept. 8.

Women will study TBD. Beginning Sept. 8.

This group studies a book of the Bible verse by verse and supports each other through prayer and fellowship.

Women will study the book of Mark using Tim Keller’s Jesus the King. Beginning Sept. 8.

Ages 4 and 5 are invited to participate in Music Makers. It’s never too early to instill the important qualities of worship in our kids, helping them to grow to be music leaders that glorify God in our ensembles as well as in our pews. Meets during the school year. Please register on Realm Connect.

Prayer and Bible study.

Meets throughout the school year.

Topic: Jesus and the Kingdom of God
How important was the idea of the kingdom of God to Jesus and the work he was doing while he was on earth? What did he mean when he said that that kingdom “was near,” and what are the implications of that statement in the lives of people today? During this class, we will explore those questions and many more as they relate to this theme.
Community classes resume Feb. 22.

Meets throughout the school year.

Topic: Guarding the Heart: Lessons from Solomon’s Life
What happens when someone is given everything they ever prayed for and still drifts from God? We will walk through 1 Kings 1–11 to explore the rise, reign, and spiritual decline of King Solomon, who was a man gifted with extraordinary wisdom, yet vulnerable to a divided heart. We will consider how success and comfort can quietly erode faithfulness, and why Scripture calls God’s people to guard their hearts in steadfast love and obedience to the Lord.
Community classes resume Feb. 22.