LowCountry Community Church

SILENT AUCTION TO BENEFIT LCC MISSION TO BELIZE

Be sure to join us, this Sunday evening from 6 to 8 pm for our HUGE Silent Auction to benefit the High School and College Mission trip to Belize which is coming up soon.  

Pastor Rob has put together many items from local businesses that have in past auctions gone for well below their retail value.  Items include golf & vacation packages, coupons from restaurants, household goods and health & beauty packages just to name a few.

Buying at this auction will not only benefit your household, but will be raising money for LCC missions. Don't miss it!

 

LCC NEWS (Early Edition)

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LCC FIRST SERVICE - CAFE' CLASSIC NEWS!

CAFE' CLASSIC NEWS - READ THIS!

Our Cafe' Classic service, which we originally began as an experiment at 8 a.m on Sunday mornings, will continue indefinitely as long as our attendance stays at current levels. Thank you for your support. If you have yet to give Cafe' Classic a try, join us any Sunday morning at 8a. The music is more traditional; the message is the same - albeit a slightly shortened version - as our two later services.  

 

RETURN: Continues at LCC!

Tomorrow, Pastor Jeff continues with part II of the "Return" series teaching from 1 Thessalonians 2:1-4.  

If you have ever encountered any kind of resistance in your quest to follow God, this Sunday is for you.  Don't miss it!

LCC BUILD TEAM - Spreading the Love, in Jesus's Name!

The LCC Build Team in collaboration with Bluffton Self Help just completed an outreach to two families in need of help. 

Their first person was an eighty-five year old widow whose youngest son passed away the week before the Build Team came to help. God’s timing however, was perfect as our team arrived at just the right time to provide comfort, tangible change and the love of Jesus with her. We repaired holes in her rotten floor, painted exterior trim, repaired screen door, replaced faucets, tiled the floor, installed a window air conditioner, and did some landscaping. KEEP READING! <<<

 

LEAVE A LEGACY - VOLUNTEER IN PROMISELAND KIDZ

We have immediate openings for Greeters and Classroom Helpers in Promiseland Kidz and are asking for your help this summer.

So, if you love children and would like to make a lifelong investment in their lives, please stop by one of our tables this Sunday and let us help you find your place.

 

BAPTISM - POSTPONED

Our baptism, scheduled for today, May 20 has been postponed due to expected bad weather.  Please look for our new date to be announced very soon on this blog and our website.  www.lowcountrycc.org.

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NEW SERIES BEGINS THIS SUNDAY - "RETURN"

This Sunday we begin a brand new message series based in Paul's first letter to the Thessalonians. You will not want to miss any Sundays during this series.  Check out Pastor Jeff's discription of RETURN...

During his missionary journeys, Paul fell in love with the church family in Thessalonica. After spending some time there, he left for Berea, then Athens, and from there to Corinth, where he remained for more than a year and a half. 

In Corinth, the church in Thessalonica remained on Paul's mind and in his prayers. The persecution that had begun there during his short visit persisted and was intense. 

Paul was concerned about the Christians of Thessalonica standing firm in the gospel under the persecution they were suffering. According 2:17,18, having been separated from the Thessalonians but a short time, Paul strongly desired to return there a number of times. Satan, however, in some manner had prevented him from doing so. 

Unable to go to Thessalonica himself, Paul sent Timothy to strengthen and to encourage the Thessalonians. When Timothy rejoined Paul in Corinth, he brought Paul an exhilarating report of the Thessalonians' faith, love, and hope (cf. 1 Thessalonians 1:2,3). Relief and joy prompted Paul to write his first letter to the Thessalonians. 

He wrote to tell them how thankful he was for their remaining faithful to the gospel and to further encourage them in their faith. Being relatively new Christians, he also wrote to supply what was lacking in their faith (3:10). One of the key themes he wanted them to grasp was the imminent return of Jesus Christ. He mentions it in all five chapters. 

LCC NEWSLETTER

CAFE' CLASSIC NEWS - READ THIS!

Our Cafe' Classic service, which we originally began as an experiment at 8 a.m on Sunday mornings, will continue indefinitely as long as our attendance stays at current levels. Thank you for your support. If you have yet to give Cafe' Classic a try, join us any Sunday morning at 8a. The music is more traditional; the message is the same - albeit a slightly shortened version - as our two later services.  

LCC ON A MISSION!

Our Mission Team to Atlanta left today to work with the Atlanta Dream Center. Lead by Pastor Rob Jacobs, our team will be working in the Old Fourth Ward, which is Martin Luther King's old neighborhood.  

Will you please pray for our team?  For safety, good health and most importantly much fruit for their labor.  God gives the increase!  Read more about The Dream Center and our trip HERE.