Lowell United Methodist Church

Habakkuk is a prophet like many of us. His life had many highs and lows, and yet he stuck to his faith, as it got him through some hard times. Check out our worship service from this morning. If you want a prize, count how many different ways Pastor Drew pronounced Habakkuk.

We have a doubleheader! Today we will be hearing what the prophets Nahum and Jonah had to preach about the city of Nineveh. We also are celebrating World Communion Sunday. If you were not able to make it to in-person worship today, check out our recording. We are unable to livestream outside due to connection, so we will be posting recordings by Sunday evening.

Please check out this update for additional information about outdoor worship including song requests, offerings, inclement weather plan, and our new livestream service. https://mailchi.mp/38/additional-info-about-outdoor-worship

Exciting updates about outdoor worship and Bible Study. Outdoor Worship 10:00 am Sunday - https://mailchi.mp/6043f9522/outdoor-worship-1000-am-sunday

Now up to bat is the prophet Obadiah. Wait...who? That's right, Obadiah--perhaps the least known and shortest book in the Bible. This fun sized prophet packs quite a punch though. We'll be talking about being a neighbor and how we read scripture. There's a place for YOU at Lowell.

You've probably heard that famous one liner from Amos, "Let justice roll down like waters and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream." But what does that actually mean? We'll be talking about that today as Pastor Drew makes the case that Amos' message may just be the most important one of all the prophets for the church today. There's a place for YOU at Lowell.

2nd up to bat for the Minor League Prophets is Joel! Pastor Drew has called Joel a plagiarizer and a Bible thumper, but also someone who really understands what it's all about. If you need some good news, Joel has got some for you! As always, our talented musicians bring their best! There's a place for YOU at Lowell.

It's opening day! First to bat is the prophet Hosea. We'll be talking about his life and his radical message of grace. In addition we will be discussing and praying for our land as we have faced many things this week. To donate to Hurricane Laura relief efforts please visit https://www.umcmission.org/umcor

Did Jesus pay his taxes? If I go fishing, will I find the money I need for my taxes? In the season finale of Weirder Things, we'll be exploring the story of the fish with the coin in its mouth. Perhaps within this weird story, there is great meaning for our lives.