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Our worship services generally open with a brief welcome from one of our members who will then read a passage of scripture. After an opening prayer, the song leader then leads the congregation in two or three songs. During the Sunday morning service and at the end of the Sunday evening service, we have the opportunity to remember Jesus’ sacrifice by having the Lord’s Supper. At that time, we pass around plates of unleavened bread and fruit of the vine as Jesus did with his apostles on the night before he was crucified (1 Corinthians 11:23-29). Since covid, we have used individual packets for health and safety.

After the Lord’s Supper, members can make a financial offering for the work of the church, and the spread of the gospel (1 Corinthians 16:1-2). Guests are not expected to give.

Following the Lord’s Supper and the contribution, we typically sing another song, and then our preacher delivers a sermon from the Bible. All are encouraged to bring their Bibles and follow along as he leads the study (2 Timothy 2:15).

At the sermon’s end, the Lord’s invitation is offered (Matthew 11:28-30) for any who want to become Christians, or rededicate their lives to God. There is no coercion, we only hope that all come to know the Lord. The service lasts a little over an hour and concludes with a song and prayer.

After the final prayer, we hope that you will stick around for a few minutes so that we can get to know you a little better!