We are a family of believers who are united by our journey of faith under the powerful and life-giving name of Jesus Christ. For over 40 years God has blessed our church with the opportunity to spread the Good News of the Kingdom of God locally and internationally. You will experience joy-filled worship and hope-filled biblical messages. We believe in the freedom and encouragement that the Word of God and walking in the Spirit brings. Your kids will have fun and find inspiration while learning about our loving God in a safe environment.
Welcome to Lake Almanor Community Church!
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Visiting a new church can be pretty awkward. Maybe you’re coming from another church that did things differently or you’ve never been part of a church. Now you’re surrounded by a bunch of people singing songs that you don’t know and praying prayers you’ve never heard. Then, to top it all off, they pass around a basket and ask for money. We get it! We know that visiting a church can be uncomfortable, and we want to make you feel at home. So, here are a few things to know:
- You are welcome here and we're so glad you came. Every one of us has a past and it doesn’t matter where you come from, what you’ve done, or who you’re involved with, you're always welcome.
- Do not feel obligated to give. For those who attend our church regularly, it is an honor to give, but we do not expect it of our guests.
- Relax and enjoy yourself. Hopefully the routines of our Sunday service will be pretty easy to understand, but don’t worry, there’s nothing here to “mess up.”
- Say "hello" to someone. Most likely a bunch of people have already said “hello” to you, but in case they haven’t, step out and introduce yourself. We’d love to get to know you.
- Finally, if you have any questions, please ask!
Our hope is that after getting to know us better, you would become a part of our church family. We’d love to have you on the journey.
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09/06/2024
Hello LACC:
This Sunday we are having a ministry celebration and continuing our Psalms series. If you would like to read the passage before we meet, look at Psalm 67. Please join us Sunday at 9:30 a.m. at LACC for worship, giving, scripture reading, teaching, testimonies, and fellowship.
Here are some announcements:
Men’s Breakfast-Join us tomorrow morning, Saturday, Sept. 7 at 9:00 am for breakfast, fellowship and time in the word together. Bring a friend!
Annual Meeting/Potluck- Sunday, Sept. 8th we will have a potluck and hold our annual meeting after church. We want to celebrate how God has shown himself over the past year and look forward to the year ahead. For the potluck: A-I bring a dessert, J-N a side or salad, O-Z a main dish.
Church Workday- We have an opportunity for you to come out and help the Deacons and our church serve our community through our firewood ministry. We’ll be splitting & stacking firewood Sept. 14 from 8-11:30. Bring water and gloves if you need them. Thanks for being willing to help!
We’re Back!- Just a reminder that Awana and our WOW women’s study started back up this week. It's not too late to get involved; we’d love to have you.
LACS Dinner Auction- Tickets are available Sunday after church for our annual LACS Dinner Auction. It will be held Saturday, Sept 21. Tickets are $25 each; doors will open at 5 pm and dinner is at 6. Call 596-4100 to donate, reserve tickets or for more information.
Highway Clean Up- We will meet for highway cleanup on Tuesday Sept. 24 at 8 am in the parking lot at the Texaco on Highway 147.
Wood Day at the Kassel’s-We want to help the Kassel family get their wood in and ready for winter. If you’d like to help, we will meet at their house at 8 am on Friday, Sept 27.
Hope to see you Sunday! Matt & the LACC stab
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Around 2010 Pastor John's wife, Debra, started to have a chronic cough, increased breathlessness with exercise and pneumonia that took about 4 months to recover from. By 2014 the symptoms and recurring pneumonia caused her to begin seeing pulmonologists in Reno. she was treated for asthma with various inhalers that were ineffective. In 2016 her doctors saw a lung mass which led to many tests and procedures without a definitive diagnosis. Eventually a Pulmonary Nurse reviewed her information and gave her the diagnosis of Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF). She told us, “You are just going to get worse and there is no treatment or cure ...that was quite a blow, to say the least. She then did a self-referral to the University of California in Davis’ (UCD) Interstitial Lung Disease department and....
Click HERE to continue reading Debra's God Story
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