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    Easter in the Park

    Join us EASTER SUNDAY for a community-wide worship service outdoors at Bridgeland's Festival Park.
    Worship at 10, with brunch and egg hunt to follow.
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    It's God's Money...

    At LifeBridge, we intentionally do without some of the things we'd enjoy for ourselves so that we are able to give more away. A full 50% of all offerings given are set aside for helping the poor, serving in our community, and starting new churches and schools. While that forces us to "live lean", it has opened the door for all sorts of amazing ministry that has truly transformed lives.
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    Jesus Sent Out 72

    Following Christ is risky, messy and sometimes dangerous. It means going into places you might not normally go, loving people you wouldn’t normally love and risking losing everything for the sake of Jesus Christ. This is the life that Jesus lived, and calls us to live.
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    Montrose Street Reach

    We meet the first and third Wednesday of every month to head out to Montrose to feed the poor, clothe the needy, and minister to the homeless in our city. We've found great joy and seen God do incredible things at Montrose Street Reach. Come love on some orphan children, encourage someone in need, get out of your comfort zone, and dive into following Christ with us.
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    Nepal Mission Trip

    One of the truly exciting opportunities that God has entrusted to our church is the opportunity to have a very hands on involvment in a church planting venture in Nepal. Through ServLife International, we are actively partnering with around 50 indigenous church planters in Nepal to bring the Gospel to the most remote villages in that country. This is literally "ends of the earth" ministry, with some church planters taking a bus or jeep to the end of the last road, then walking 4-5 days to get to the village where they are planting a church.
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  • Welcome to Lifebridge!

    Lifebridge Church is currently meeting at Smith Middle School, which is located at 19325 Cypress North Houston Rd. in Cypress, TX.

    Worship starts at 10:10 a.m. Come as you are!
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Social and Moral Issues

In the midst of rapidly changing values and social norms, we believe that the Bible offers us an unchanging foundation on matters of right and wrong. We believe that God is the only one with the authority to establish moral truths. Our job, as part of his creation, is to seek his will and follow his standards on all things.

Here is where LifeBridge stands on some of the current social issues:

Sexuality

Scripture tells us that sex is a gift from God, to be used only between one man and one woman within the sanctity of a marriage that lasts a lifetime. Anything outside of that (sex before marriage, homosexual sex, adultery, divorce, etc) is a sin against God and something that will ultimately bring hurt and heartache to individuals and to society.

But, we also know from Scripture that Jesus has a great heart and compassion for people who are devastated by sin. He routinely reached out to people in all sorts of sinful situations, calling on them to leave their life of sin and to turn to God who loves and forgives unconditionally. We try to live by the same standard. We love and welcome sinners (we’re in the same boat!), but boldly call people to leave their sin and base their life on the standards that God has given us.

Life Issues

We believe that God is the giver of life, and the only one who has the authority to take away life. As such, we strongly believe that every life should be protected – from the unborn child to the invalid nearing the end of his or her life. While human reason might give us arguments for ending life, we trust that God has given every life a purpose and believe that it is not our place to interfere with His plans.

Other Religions

We believe people of different faiths can work together on certain areas of morality, civil rights and human care. While we welcome and respect people of different beliefs, the ultimate goal of faith is the salvation of a person’s soul – which can only come through faith in Jesus Christ. (Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.”)