LCC has a new home!

Would you like to help us?

It’s been about six years since LCC had a home of its own. Losing our premises just before the pandemic set us on a nomadic path through hotels and educational spaces. But God is leading us into a new season, and we’d love you to share in the journey with us.

By offering a prayer for us…
We would deeply value your prayers as we seek the right builders, equipment, and finances to turn this space into our home. We’ve already faced many obstacles—even before signing the contract—but we’re grateful to have reached this new season in LCC’s story. There is still much work ahead, and your prayers mean so much to us.

By giving a donation… (Thank you!)
We would deeply value your prayers as we seek the right builders, equipment, and finances to turn this space into our home. We’ve already faced many obstacles—even before signing the contract—but we’re grateful to have reached this new season in LCC’s story. There is still much work ahead, and your prayers mean so much to us.

By an encouraging comment…
Why not message us with an encouragement? Please send us your comments – we would love to hear from you. We have Facebook, Instagram. Or go directly to our comments section below.
Read about an encouragement from a visitor who heard about the project in one of our services…
“I stayed in Dromolaxis for 2 nights and we drove around the dry salt lake (several times by mistake as we took the wrong turnings!). It looked empty and lifeless, like the buildings around the Airport. I had prayed for your decision and during the worship on 9th November I believe God showed me a picture. I saw water filling the lake and flamingos returning, followed by other birds. I felt the Lord say that your new building will facilitate a new feeding ground for believers and draw new people into the Kingdom of Jesus. Being near the Airport will bring spiritual life to many people and places which have been dry and barren. I do believe God wants to encourage you, it was unusual for me to feel so emotional about a place I had no connection with.”