Living Waters Lutheran Church is committed to welcoming and equipping all who seek to discover and express God’s love. We are worshipping in person and also live-streaming worship online. For daily updates and spiritual uplift, find us on Facebook!
#LivingWatersLive
We have been phasing in in-person activities while remaining active online, in prayer, and in service. We are providing many ways to be church. Click here for updates and details.
Following current CDC guidelines, mask wearing is now optional. Because we love one another, we ask that everyone attending Living Waters in-person events respect others' needs and choices about masks and other health precautions.
View our services, music, prayers, and Bible studies on our YouTube page.
#LivingWatersLive
We have been phasing in in-person activities while remaining active online, in prayer, and in service. We are providing many ways to be church. Click here for updates and details.
Following current CDC guidelines, mask wearing is now optional. Because we love one another, we ask that everyone attending Living Waters in-person events respect others' needs and choices about masks and other health precautions.
View our services, music, prayers, and Bible studies on our YouTube page.
Check Out These Opportunities
In-Person (and Live-Streamed) Worship
10 AM, Sundays
We are holding indoor worship services with mask wearing optional. We continue to post a live stream of the service on Facebook for those worshipping from home.
Taco Tuesday
5:30 to 6:30 PM, Tuesday, August 16
The Taco Chicas visit our parking lot on the third Tuesday of each month! Stop by to support a great local business and say hi to your neighbors.
Teen Mental Health: Cyberbullying and Digital Safety
6:30 PM, Monday, August 15 (in-person and online)
Technology is always changing and growing, which makes bullying harder to escape. Learn more about the world of cyberbullying and internet safety for the children and teens in your life. This presentation will be given by Elissa Crowley, Outreach and Training Coordinator from Turning Point Domestic Violence Services. Elissa spent 10 years working with youth within after-school and day camp programming before joining Turning Point to oversee their outreach and prevention programming.
View a live-streamed presentation on Facebook Live. Viewers have the opportunity to submit questions during or after the presentation.
Note: We host a different speaker and topic in our mental-health series on the second Monday of each month. Topics and speakers are announced first on our Facebook page.
10 AM, Sundays
We are holding indoor worship services with mask wearing optional. We continue to post a live stream of the service on Facebook for those worshipping from home.
Taco Tuesday
5:30 to 6:30 PM, Tuesday, August 16
The Taco Chicas visit our parking lot on the third Tuesday of each month! Stop by to support a great local business and say hi to your neighbors.
Teen Mental Health: Cyberbullying and Digital Safety
6:30 PM, Monday, August 15 (in-person and online)
Technology is always changing and growing, which makes bullying harder to escape. Learn more about the world of cyberbullying and internet safety for the children and teens in your life. This presentation will be given by Elissa Crowley, Outreach and Training Coordinator from Turning Point Domestic Violence Services. Elissa spent 10 years working with youth within after-school and day camp programming before joining Turning Point to oversee their outreach and prevention programming.
View a live-streamed presentation on Facebook Live. Viewers have the opportunity to submit questions during or after the presentation.
Note: We host a different speaker and topic in our mental-health series on the second Monday of each month. Topics and speakers are announced first on our Facebook page.
Sunday School
9:15 AM, Sunday mornings starting September 18
Beginning September 18, Sunday school for children will take place at 9:15 AM for a half hour before worship each week.
Adult Bible Study
9 AM, Sunday mornings starting September 18
Beginning September 18, adults and youth are invited to open the Bible together, explore their faith, and enjoy a good conversation.
Food Pantry service day
Wednesdays, September 7 and 28
Volunteers from Living Waters serve at the Crystal Lake Food Pantry each month; you choose a morning or afternoon shift. Learn more ...
Ongoing Support for Food Pantries
Sunday mornings and whenever the church building is open
We invite those attending worship to bring food pantry donations to the church building and put them in the bin under the coat rack. The need continues to be great!
9:15 AM, Sunday mornings starting September 18
Beginning September 18, Sunday school for children will take place at 9:15 AM for a half hour before worship each week.
Adult Bible Study
9 AM, Sunday mornings starting September 18
Beginning September 18, adults and youth are invited to open the Bible together, explore their faith, and enjoy a good conversation.
Food Pantry service day
Wednesdays, September 7 and 28
Volunteers from Living Waters serve at the Crystal Lake Food Pantry each month; you choose a morning or afternoon shift. Learn more ...
Ongoing Support for Food Pantries
Sunday mornings and whenever the church building is open
We invite those attending worship to bring food pantry donations to the church building and put them in the bin under the coat rack. The need continues to be great!
FaithAt Living Waters we strive to grow in faith. We strive to growth through six faith disciplines which guide our lives.
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Our CommunityLiving Waters is a diverse, multi generational community of people who are gathered in the name of Christ to share each others struggles and achievements. There are many opportunities throughout the week and year where we gather for community.
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ServiceThroughout the year there are many opportunities to serve in the name of Christ. Our service is done out of gratitude for what Christ has first given to us. The ways we serve are many and varied. Living Waters has a particular heart for alleviating hunger, serving children as well as the under served in our community.
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