Headed up by Scott Adolf, our Children's Ministry focus' on teaching the bible in a fun way that brings a child to an accurate understanding and knowledge of Jesus as our Savior. Classes include snacks and fun time as well. Our goal is to make sure they know the love of Christ and make sure they associate church with being a fun place to be. Because it is!

Lawrence Street Chapel's Middle School classes are taught by Chris and Kayti Joy and Wallace and Athena Jennings. Kids are introduced to some deeper principles of the Bible and our relationship with Jesus. Middle School meet up stairs on 'The Loft' on Sunday and in Classroom A on Wednesday.

At the high school level, we not only teach the deeper things of the bible, students are introduced to outside activities and service throughout the year. High School meets on Wednesday nights on 'The Loft' and in our main service Sunday mornings.

Throughout the week, men from Lawrence Street Chapel gather in order to study the word and know Him better. Click here to find locations and times for Men's studies.

Lawrence Street Chapel ladies groups meet up throughout the week. Click here to find locations and times for Women's studies.

This is a ministry reaching out to bless those in need through prepared dinners delivered for a week. Saints within the church who through physical restrictions are unable to or are hindered from being able to cook for their family.

Prayer is needed badly which is why there are groups of folks within our church body who dedicate an hour for prayer once a week. Days, times, and locations vary.

"SOS" or "Saints Offering Service" is an outreach to those within the church body who need physical help with tasks at hand.

Headed up by Dick Winters, this ministry focuses on evangelism and prayer out on the street near the Saturday Market.

We're a mixed bunch - some of us love to quilt, some of us love to pray ... so what we do is combine these into a ministry that makes prayer quilts. What's a prayer quilt? It's a quilt that's made for somebody who is suffering - we put ties into the quilt to hold the layers together, and then we tie knots & pray for the recipient. That way, each knot represents a prayer that was lifted up for the person who receives the quilt. The person who is ill or who needs comfort can wrap up in the quilt - made just for him or her - and feel blanketed in love and prayer! Sounds nice, doesn't it? Come check us out - we promise to put you to work even if you don't know how to sew a stitch! We gather together once a week to pray over the prayer quilts and work on projects. You can contact Wendy at: gmawendy@gmail.com.