LFLiving Flame Pentecostal Church (571) 555-0171
Gathering in Memphis since 1994

Come as you are, leave changed

We are a Pentecostal congregation of about 340 people who worship loud, pray together on Wednesdays, and feed our neighborhood every second Saturday.

31 yrsserving south Memphis
340in weekly attendance
2Sunday services
600+families fed monthly
Gatherings

When we meet and what happens

Free

Sunday morning worship

Doors open at 9:30am with worship, preaching, and prayer at the altar, usually done by 12.

Free

Sunday evening service

A smaller, more open evening focused on testimony, worship, and prayer for healing.

Free

Wednesday prayer and Bible study

One hour of corporate prayer followed by verse by verse study in the fellowship hall.

Free

Youth ministry, ages 12 to 18

Friday nights with worship, small groups, and a summer camp trip to Pickwick.

Free

Servicio en espanol

Sunday at 2pm in the chapel with its own worship team and childrens class.

Free

Second Saturday food pantry

Groceries for any neighbor who comes, no paperwork and no questions asked.

Who we are

A working neighborhood church, not a production

Living Flame began in 1994 with eleven families meeting in a rented storefront on Shelby Drive. Pastor Andre Whitfield has led the congregation since 2006. We believe in the baptism of the Holy Spirit, we pray for the sick, and we still take time at the altar even when the service runs long.

•Nursery and childrens church during both Sunday services
•Wheelchair accessible sanctuary with reserved seating and hearing assist units
•Deacons available for hospital and home visits by request
Two tall church spires rise above the lush trees against a clear sky, capturing a serene summer day.
Reviews

From our congregation

“I walked in the back on a Wednesday during the hardest month of my life and three people prayed with me before I said a word about it.”

Renee C., Member since 2019

“My kids ask to go to youth group. I never thought I would say that about a teenager on a Friday night.”

Marcus B., Father of two, Whitehaven
FAQ

Visiting for the first time

What should I wear?

Whatever you own. Some people wear suits and hats, others come in jeans straight from a shift. Nobody will comment either way.

How long is the Sunday service?

Usually about two hours, from 10am until noon. Altar prayer continues after for anyone who wants it, and you are free to leave before that starts.

What happens with my children during service?

We have a staffed nursery for infants through age three and childrens church for ages four through eleven. Check in is at the table by the main doors and you will get a matching pickup tag.

What do you mean by Pentecostal?

We believe the gifts of the Holy Spirit described in the New Testament are still active today, including praying in tongues and prayer for healing. Services are expressive, and no one is ever pressured to participate in anything.

Contact

We would love to meet you

Tell us you are coming and someone will meet you at the door and sit with you. The office answers weekdays until 3pm.

Phone(571) 555-0171
Address3620 Elvis Presley Boulevard, Memphis, Tennessee
HoursSun 10am and 6pm, Wed prayer 7pm, Office Tue to Fri 9am to 3pm
AreaWhitehaven, Westwood, and greater south Memphis