WHAT TO EXPECT

When you arrive at Lakes Free, you’ll be welcomed by our one of our greeters. One of our friendly Welcome volunteers will be happy to help you find our children’s and/or youth classrooms. Worship services are located in the Worship Center just beyond the lobby of the main entrance.

Preschool Sunday School (Nursery-PreK) classes will be held during both the 9:00am & 10:40 services. Please stop at one of the check-in stations and print out your child’s stickers: one for your child and one for you to present at pick-up.

Elementary Sunday School (K-5th grade) classes will be held during the 9:00am service only. Please stop at one of the check-in stations and print out your child’s stickers: one for your child and one for you to present at pick-up.

Classes for MS & HS students will be held during the 9:00am service only.

MS Students meet in the Sparks Room (lower level Education Wing).
HS Students meet in Room 236 (upper level Youth Center).

As you enter our Worship Center, one of our ushers will help you find a seat. We encourage you to sit wherever you’re comfortable. If you need further assistance, an usher would be more than happy to help you!

Worshipping the Lord through music is one of our greatest joys on Sunday mornings at Lakes Free.  Both of our worship services feature contemporary praise and worship music, similar to what you’ll hear on local Christian radio stations like KTIS.  We also regularly enjoy many of the classic hymns of the Christian faith.

Lakes Free celebrates Communion the first Sunday of each month. We invite all those who have placed their faith in Christ for salvation to participate. The bread and juice represent Jesus’ broken body and shed blood sacrificed that our sins might be forgiven. 

All of the preaching at Lake Free is rooted firmly in God’s word, the Bible.  The majority of our teaching will be through entire books of the Bible.  We believe God’s word is timeless, authoritative, and powerful; and we seek to present it’s truths in a relevant and compelling way in our sermons.