Church profile
Living Light Cadillac
Evangelical church · Lake City, MI
Evangelical church in Lake City
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About this church
Living Light Christian Church's Cadillac congregation meets on Sundays at 10 a.m. at 7700 West Blue Road in Lake City, Michigan, and the gathering usually runs until about noon. A typical meeting includes worship, announcements, a short break for parents to take children to class, and then a teaching. Visitors are encouraged to tell the welcoming team they are new so questions can be answered. Teachings are posted online, and the congregation is part of a larger Living Light family with locations in several states and countries.
Children stay with their parents for worship, and kids classes run during the teaching for nursery through fifth grade, divided by age groups. Epic Youth Group meets Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. for sixth through twelfth graders and often includes games, worship, teaching, and small groups. Homegroups meet weekly in homes for Bible study, prayer, and fellowship. The Family Life Center, a volunteer-run ministry, offers a food pantry for people in the Wexford and Missaukee area, and a Monday evening prayer time is also listed. Confirm schedules with the Cadillac office at 231-839-2244.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Cadillac Sunday gathering, address and ministries · Homegroups · Kids classes · About and mission
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Location
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3815 S Morey Rd
Sunday Gathering — 8:00 AM
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Sunday School — 9:15 AM
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Sunday Morning Prayer — 9:45 AM
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Sabbath (Saturday) Worship Service — 9:30 AM
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