Laurelwood Baptist Church
We aspire to be a community who finds more joy being for something – loving God, loving people, and making disciples – than being against something. We are all flawed and therefore we want Laurelwood to be a place of grace. Some have been in a church their whole lives; others are just starting to discover where they can encounter God together. We are family through the best of times as well as the worst. We’d love for you to become part of our family. We are from all backgrounds. No matter who you are or what journey you’re on, there is a place for you here at Laurelwood.
Join us every Sunday at 10:15 In-person or on our LIVE STREAM.
MEET PASTOR ERIK – OUR NEW PASTOR!
Sunday School 9 am | Morning Worship 10:15 am | Office Hours 9 am – 5 pm M-W
Sundays, October 16-December 189 a.m. | Room 301 What is Financial Peace University (FPU)? This practical, nine-week interactive class on biblical principles w …
Sundays, October 16-December 189 a.m. | Room 301
What is Financial Peace University (FPU)?
This practical, nine-week interactive class on biblical principles will challenge your mindset and approach to managing money for a lifetime.
Benefits of taking this nine-week class
Reduced uncertainties about your money issues. More control over your money. Improved marriage through open communication about money and goals. Increased hope and peace for your present situation and the future.
Who can sign up for FPU?
Singles, married, divorced, 16 years old to 96 years old, broke or financially independent.
Limited to the first 16 people who register online.
Couples pay for 1 person - not two.
How do I sign up?
Go to this registration link. Once you register and pay $100 on the Financial Peace University website, you are good to go.
The single greatest confusion in the Thessalonian minds had to do with Paul’s teaching on the 2nd coming of Christ. The Thessalonians were taking Paul’s teachin …
The single greatest confusion in the Thessalonian minds had to do with Paul’s teaching on the 2nd coming of Christ. The Thessalonians were taking Paul’s teaching and drawing wrong conclusions from it, thus giving Paul a sense of urgency to clarify. The need to clarify is not unlike the task Laurelwood faces today. In our post-Christian culture today, our society has become numb to the need for a Savior and the how, and the why, and certainty of Christ’s return. Paul’s response to the Thessalonians is our guide to clarifying these issues in our own minds and giving us real truth to share with others. Come and see as we commit together to find wisdom for our church today.
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How do I glorify God inside and outside the Church in the way He has created me? Whether you just started attending Laurelwood or you have been coming for years …
How do I glorify God inside and outside the Church in the way He has created me? Whether you just started attending Laurelwood or you have been coming for years now, the dialog will deepen your appreciation for the ways that God has built into your life. This class will help you sharpen your understanding of who God made you to be. For over 25 years, Dr. John and Carley Wecks have guided adults to a better appreciation of their value in serving Jesus in their own unique way.
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We are pleased to welcome our new Lead Pastor, Erik Hallworth, who has officially been aff …
We are pleased to welcome our new Lead Pastor, Erik Hallworth, who has officially been affirmed by the congregation and has accepted the call!