LightHouse Church

About this church

LightHouse Church in Gloucester worships Sunday at 10 a.m. The approximately ninety-minute service includes a warm welcome, congregational worship, and a practical, Bible-centered message. LightHouse Kids meets during the same hour, with nursery for infants from one month through age three and additional classes for older children. Parking is directly behind the building, while accessible spaces line the side near the main lobby. The visitor page presents a single Sunday service, avoiding the need to choose between multiple hours.

The congregation was founded in 1971 as Gloucester Assembly of God. It purchased its Route 17 property in 1975 and initially worshiped there in a double-wide trailer, added a sanctuary in 1981, and later became Lighthouse Worship Center before adopting the LightHouse Church name in 2016. Its current purpose is to create a Jesus-centered, multigenerational community where fellowship, truth, and service continue beyond Sunday. The church emphasizes knowing Jesus, finding one's place, sharing personal stories, discovering gifts, and serving the wider world. Families can expect age-specific classes during worship, while adults can explore small groups and volunteer roles as their next step. Contacting the church in advance is useful for accessibility or children's-room questions beyond the published age range.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, service time, community purpose, volunteering, and congregati · Official visitor page, Sunday time and mission · Official about page, history, name changes, parking, accessibility, children, an · Official contact page for family, accessibility, and small-group questions

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