Live Oak Baptist Church
Wednesday, September 08, 2010
The Man, The Message, The Mission
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About UsFrequently Asked Questions
SERVICE TIMES
SUNDAY MORNINGS
Worship Service 8:00 am Bible Study 9:15 am
Worship Service 10:30 am
Children's Church 10:30 am
SUNDAY EVENINGS
Awana 5:00-7:00 pm
Snupper 5:00-5:30 (Snacks at supper time for youth & Adults)
HaBiTs-ReMiX 5:00-7:00 pm
Adult Bible Study 5:30-6:30 pm
Women's Bible Study 5:00-7:00
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
Prayer Meeting 7:00 pm
Youth 7:00 pm
Children in Action 7:00 pm
Mission Friends 7:00 pm
What can I expect at Live Oak's worship service?
At Live Oak you will find our Worship Leader leading the congregation in uplifting and upbeat songs intended to exalt the Name of Jesus Christ. We have a full band leading us on guitar, piano, keyboard, bass guitar, drums, hand percussion and occasionally other instruments. Soloist and worship teams use a mix of traditional and contemporary songs. We also have a drama team that presents the gospel through skits, dramatic readings, and sign language pieces. Sometimes the skits are funny, sometimes serious, but they are always scriptural and relevant. Our pastor uses God's Word to encourage and challenge us to become more Christ-like in our everyday life. Sunday morning worship typically lasts an hour in our 8:00 service and an hour and fifteen minutes for our 10:30 service. The music and sermon are very similar for both services so no matter which service you attend, you can be confident that you won’t miss anything.
Sunday School Classes available
Age Groups
Nursery Birth to 2
Toddler 2-3 years old
Preschool 4-5 years old
Children 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades
Children 4th and 5th grades
Youth 6th - 8th grade Girls
Youth 6th - 8th grade Boys
Youth 9th - 12th grade Girls
Youth 9th - 12th grade Boys
College & Career
Live Oak Basics
Young Adult
Married with Children
Adult
Adult Men
Adult Women
Senior Adult
We look forward to meeting you!
How Should I dress?
As Jesus was ministering here on Earth, he never made requirements about what his followers had to wear. He met people right where they were. He was concerned about what was on the inside, not what people looked like on the outside. At Live Oak Baptist, we feel the same way. On most Sunday mornings, the pastor will be wearing dress slacks and a shirt….no tie and no coat. In the congregation, you will see everything from slacks, to dresses, to blue jeans. You can be confident in knowing that however you show up to Live Oak Baptist, you’ll be greeted by someone who is genuinely glad to see you, glad you came, and doesn’t care about the way you dressed. Our only request is that you wear something that is proper and decent for a church setting. After all, we’re here to worship the Living God!
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