Lighthouse Nation

About this church

Lighthouse Nation Church in Laurinburg meets Sundays at 11:00 a.m. and Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. Its public identity—“real people, real passion, real purpose”—matches a stated desire to make church engaging and help people from every background discover God and their place in his story. Worship is described as wholehearted and relational, with an emphasis on fellowship, joy, freedom, and a God who is relevant to everyday life. The congregation also partners with other ministries and seeks creative ways to serve people in need locally and globally.

Lighthouse Littles and Beacon Kids use memorable Bible teaching, games, worship, and close-knit small groups to help children connect Scripture with life. Anchored Student Ministry gives middle- and high-school students weekly worship, teaching, discussion, and small groups, encouraging honest questions and personal faith. Adults can join women’s and men’s gatherings focused on devotion, friendship, accountability, and navigating different seasons of life. Sermons and an events calendar are available online for previewing current teaching and activities. Visitors can expect an energetic evangelical setting with a simple two-service weekly rhythm and a strong concentration on age-based relationships.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Sunday and Wednesday schedule with first-visit invitation · Vision, worship, and local and global outreach · Children, students, women, and men’s groups · Online sermon archive

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