TRAFFIC ALERT, MULLEN ROAD!! PLEASE SEE BELOW:



Lacey Seventh-day Adventist Church Campus includes the main church building (top photo) and the Tuttle Fellowship Hall (lower photo) 

On-going road construction will continue through the fall of 2008 on Mullen Road, eliminating all access to our church campus from Mullen Road. Any and ALL traffic, including emergency vehicles, pedestrians, bicyclists, bus passengers, and personal vehicles MUST use the Ruddell Road entrance to our campus, just south of the stoplight, between the Tuttle House and Tuttle Hall.  NOTICE: The gate will remain open but the driveway is not a through street for cars to avoid the intersection. Please use the driveway to access the church campus ONLY.  Further construction updates will be posted as they become available.

Who Are We?

The Lacey Seventh-day Adventist church has been serving the community since its creation in 1979. The present building was built in 1981 and the first services were held on December 11 of the same year. Services are held each Saturday morning. You are most welcome to attend any services at any time. Maps, service times, and contact info are on the "Contact Us" link on the main page. Intercity Transit Route 66 serves the area. Route information can be obtained by clicking here:www.intercitytransit.com/page.cfm or by dialing 360-786-1881.  Dial-A-Lift is also available for ADA individuals wishing to attend: 360-754-9393. Seventh-day Adventists are Christians who believe in a God who cares. His care for us can be seen in the many ways He has shown us His love. At the very beginning of this world's history, according to the Scriptures, God created us in His very own likeness. We are not products of chance or evolution but came from the hands of a loving Creator who wants to share His love and have a personal relationship with each of us. He entrusted a perfect world to our first parents, Adam and Eve. Along with that gift He gave them the gift of freedom to choose Him or not. That was risky but He did not want mere robots nor does He want forced obedience. He will honor our free will and no matter what our choice is, He will always love us. This was proved in the Garden of Eden when our first parents chose to disobey God because they believed some lies that were told about Him. Even though they had to suffer the consequences of their sin and so do we (which is why our world is in such a mess today), God did not give up on them. In fact, He promised that one day a Savior would come. You can read all about this in Genesis 1-3. As the years went by, Satan, a former angel named Lucifer, continued to attack the character of God and spread lies about Him. He claimed that God was arbitrary, unforgiving and a severe tyrant. To dispel these misconceptions, Jesus came to this earth a little more than 2,000 years ago to show us that the character of God is just like His character! The Bible says that "God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him will not perish but have everlasting life." John 3:16. Jesus adds that "If you have seen Me, you have seen the Father." John 14:9 God is just as loving and trustworthy as His Son--just as willing to forgive, heal and save. On the cross God proved His love for us by suffering the penalty for our sins. He did this even though He Himself was sinless. Willingly He gave His life that we might have the opportunity to accept Him and enjoy eternal life. He was treated as we deserve so that we could be treated as He deserves. This world has never seen such love! This same Jesus who came one as a baby will come again. John 14:1-3. Only this time, His second coming, He will come as "Lord of Lords and King of Kings" and He will come to take us to live with Him forever in the earth made new. Revelation 21:1-5. Until then we want to speak well about our heavenly Father. This is why we have built so many centers of healing all around the world. This is why we talk so much about Christ's soon return (Advent) and why we remember His creative and re-creative work by choosing to keep the Bible Sabbath, which falls on Saturday (Seventh-day), holy. If you wonder why, we would consider it a privilege to explain.