“Make a joyful noise to the Lord, all the earth. Worship the Lord with gladness; come into God’s presence with singing.”
Psalm 100:1-2
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Here at Lakewood UCC, we believe that worship is at the very center of our life together. Whether in person or online, we are the living, breathing, Body of Christ. Our worship services offer a mixture of traditional and progressive elements. Our sermons seek to connect the wisdom of our scriptures with the real-life issues of today. We offer a variety of types of music because we know that no one style of music is sufficient for praising God. Every week we gather the prayers of the community and reflect on the ways we see God at work in the world. We hope that all who join us for worship experience the power and presence of the Spirit and a connection to the wider community.
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This Sunday in Worship
Sunday, September 27, 10:15 am
A Way Out Of No Way
Exodus 17:1-7
This week we hear another part of the Exodus story, when Moses and the Hebrew people have been wandering in the wilderness. In the midst of their wandering, they find and set up camp. However, this is the opposite of an oasis in the desert – there is no water, and understandably, they get mad at Moses and his leadership. The people need water, Moses needs water, and Moses takes this cry to God. In this story, God answers and provides water from a rock, a sign and symbol of making a way out of seemingly no way. Join us this Sunday as Rev. Mollie preaches on seeking God who makes a way out of no way, in the midst of the droughts of life.
