Home Discipleship Group

402 West College Ave, Ladysmith

Join us weekly @ 6 pm

Call 715 415-4656 for more information.

We are encouraging our LFC family to fast for the month of October, from Monday the 4th, through Sunday the 31st. Please watch Pastor Tim’s message for details.

https://youtu.be/vxgrmTexWAg

Home Group

1530 N Blomberg Rd

Join us each Thursday @  7 pm

LFC Women’s Conference, with Guest speaker Reverend Cynthia Pfeffer, from Restored and Revived Ministries. Reverend Cynthia Pfeffer is a seasoned minister of the gospel, who ministers under a prophetic anointing. You will be refreshed and revived! This conference is free other than a free will offering. A lunch will be served. 

To register simply fill out and submit the form below. Please include your phone number for contact. Thanks

Join us for our adult pre-service school of the Bible.  Located in our modular building. Enter, turn left and go to the far classroom. Latecomers are welcome, so don’t let that stop you. 

Join us in the Prayer Room, (located on the left side of the sanctuary platform) each Sunday, for corporate prayer.

9:00 – 10:00 am.

 ‘Call to Me, and I will answer you, and show you great and mighty things,  which you do not know. Jeremiah 33:3 (NKJV)

Reverend Cynthia Pfeffer, of Restored and Revived Ministries

Will bring a strong word of prophetic exhortation and  encouragement @ Living Faith Church, Sunday, October 31st @ 10 am.

Can’t be with us in person? No problem.

Join us every Sunday @ 10 am for church online.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIj63fJF3eEEquhUt1ZYojg

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