Send a note
Email Pastor Garey and simply let him know you are thinking about visiting. You do not need to explain your background or make any commitment.
Living Way gathers Sundays at 11:00 a.m. in a private home in the Carlisle area. You do not need to know the routine, prepare anything, or be ready to participate. You are welcome simply to come, listen, observe, and get to know us.
Because we meet in a home, we ask first-time guests to contact us before coming. It gives us a chance to welcome you personally and make sure you have everything you need.
Email Pastor Garey and simply let him know you are thinking about visiting. You do not need to explain your background or make any commitment.
Pastor Garey normally responds within 24 hours. Ask whatever you want to know before deciding whether to come.
You will receive the exact address, parking information, and anything else that will help you arrive comfortably.
A short note is enough. Pastor Garey will reply personally and can send the private address, parking information, and anything else you need before Sunday.
Prefer email? info@tlw.church
There is a normal rhythm to Sunday, but people are more important than keeping a schedule. If someone needs prayer, encouragement, care, or simply time to be heard, we make room for that.
We usually begin seated together in the living room with informal fellowship and conversation.
The more structured part of the gathering opens in prayer, followed by usually four songs sung together.
We turn to the Bible for expository preaching. The sermon is not normally a group discussion, but respectful questions or interruptions are welcome when something is unclear.
We close the formal gathering in prayer rather than rushing into another programmed activity.
People usually remain afterward to talk and spend time together. You are welcome to stay, and you are equally free to leave when you need to.
If someone genuinely needs care or prayer, we may spend the time there and leave the sermon for the following week. That is unusual, but it reflects something important about Living Way: people matter more than completing an order of service.
If your question is not answered here, just ask. You will not be inconveniencing us.
No. A guest is not expected to speak, pray aloud, read Scripture, answer questions, sing, or do anything publicly. You can simply be with us.
We do not currently have children regularly attending, so there is no separate children’s program or nursery. Families and children are welcome; please contact us beforehand so we can talk through what would help your family.
We aim to celebrate the Lord’s Supper on the first Sunday of each month, although the schedule occasionally varies. Wear whatever makes you comfortable.
There is plenty of parking. The driveway is long and uphill, so able walkers use the grass along the driveway when practical, leaving the flatter area near the house for older guests and anyone who has difficulty with the hill. There are a couple of steps at the house, and we are glad to assist.

Scarlett is our medium-sized dog. She can be cautious when first meeting someone, then becomes very affectionate once she warms up. If you are uncomfortable around dogs, tell us beforehand and we will plan accordingly.
Absolutely. The sermon library is public and includes manuscripts, Scripture browsing, series, topics, and recordings when available.
Explore the sermon library →Living Way is a public church gathering in a private residence. We want people in the Carlisle area to be able to find the church and understand exactly what to expect without publishing a family’s home address on the open web.
Once you contact us, Pastor Garey will send the exact address and arrival information directly to you.
Send Pastor Garey a note. There is no commitment involved—just a chance to ask questions and receive the address and arrival details.