Abundant Life Lutheran Church

A Missionary Church making a difference


908 Kenilworth Av., Charlotte, NC 28204 (704) 724.2949

Rev. Wally Shifflett, Pastor Mobile: (704) 724.2804

Mailing address: P.O. Box 29765 Charlotte, NC 28229

Upcoming Events

Prayer Power! - At a recent meeting of our LWML (Lutheran Womens' Missionary League) group, it was determined that Abundant Lifers need to focus on intentional corporate prayer together. The plan is for our members to set aside at least 5 minutes at 7 pm every day to pray. Ask God to equip us to meet the challenges and opportunities of ministry in this place. Ask Him to provide the necessary enrollment and resources to carry on our Child Care ministry; and that we increase in the number of people who hear the Word. Also, pray for the specific needs of the members of Abundant Life as they are made known.

First Saturday of each month 9am to 11am - LWML (Lutheran Womens' Missionary League) group meets to share a potluck breakfast, discuss current mission projects, and plan future events! Any Lutheran woman is already a member of LWML, come join us at the next meeting!

Join us next Sunday! - Abundant Life Lutheran Church worships together every Sunday, beginning at 11 am. Invite a friend, neighbor, or relative to come share in this "Abundant Life", that we celebrate together.

Weekly Devotional Schedule

Sunday Worship Service 11:00am
Children's Sunday School 10:00am
Sunday Adult Bible Study 10:00am
Thursday Evening Bible Study and light supper 6:30pm



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Directions-Abundant Life Lutheran Church meets at the Parish house on the grounds of Ascension Lutheran church grounds. The building is adjacent to the playground on the corner of Kenilworth and Harding Place.


Abundant Life Lutheran Mission in Action

Growing...Together

"Growing as ONE,

Sharing HIS Love,

Living by Faith"

Our Mission in action

If he have faith, the believer cannot be restrained. He betrays himself. He breaks out. He confesses and teaches this gospel to the people at the risk of life itself.
Martin Luther (1483