9:00 am - Sunday School
10:15 am - Worship
What is Lost Creek?
Lost Creek is a United Methodist Church located between Perkins and Stillwater, Oklahoma. Our mission at Lost Creek is to make disciples of Christ for the transformation of the world.
Service Times
Sunday School - 9:00 am
Worship - 10:15 am
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While we have been on the rural corner of Washington and 80th Street for almost 120 years, we are far from a staid, old church! We are a United Methodist congregation, but we are made up of people from all kinds of faith journeys and backgrounds. Lost Creek doesn't fit tidily into any one box. Our worship brings "tradition" and "today" into the same room. We are an energetic, engaged, and generous bunch of people, who care about our community, our nation, and our world. Our hearts are open and our hands are reaching.
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When you come to Lost Creek you will be greeted by caring faces and loving smiles. We always have coffee available in the Fellowship Hall to make yourself feel at home. Childcare and a nursing station are available in the nursery. Our friendly nursery staff are trained in CPR, First Aid, and child care. Children who are too old for the nursery will join their parents in the sanctuary for the beginning of worship before being dismissed to go to our SHINE Zone with our Children's Director to continue their age-appropriate worship experience.
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We hope that you'll consider making your church home at Lost Creek.
Savior
Spirit
Story
Serve
Our "Four Commitments"
We feel strongly that wherever you may come from, whatever your background, Lost Creek is a place where you can find a path to follow Jesus. Key signposts along that path are illustrated by what we call our "Four Commitments":
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1. SAVIOR - A relationship with Jesus Christ as Savior
2. SPIRIT - An infilling of the Holy Spirit
3. STORY - To be engaged in telling your story
4. SERVE - To be actively involved in at least one area of ministry offered by our church
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Although these four commitments do not completely describe the Christian journey, we are convinced that they are critical landmarks to deepen our relationship with Jesus.
