Ministries That Flow From Who We Are
Our ministries aren’t a menu of unrelated programs—they’re the coordinated ways this body is formed through worship, fellowship, discipleship, prayer, service, and evangelism. If our mission is making and maturing disciples, every ministry here exists to serve that one purpose.
Questions about any ministry below? Reach out to us!
Corporate Prayer—Third Sunday Evenings: Once a month, on the third Sunday evening at 5:30 PM, the whole church gathers together for corporate prayer, with psalm and hymn singing. Youth are included and stay afterward for Youth Group. Prayer isn’t a program alongside our other ministries—it’s the foundation underneath all of them.
Communion Potluck—First Sundays: On the first Sunday of the month, following the Lord’s Supper during the worship service, we share a meal together as one congregation. Sunday School doesn’t meet on these mornings, so as to create a rhythm of rest focused on communion. It’s a simple thing—a shared table: it deepens hospitality, connects generations, and gives visitors a natural way into the life of this church.
Sunday School—All Ages: Sunday School runs on a steady, year-round rhythm—meeting most Sundays of the year at 9:00 AM, with built-in rest on Communion Sundays and major holidays. Adults gather in one combined class. Youth typically have their own Sunday School as well, though for certain seasons and topics, they join the adult class so the whole church can grow together in the same material. (See Children’s Ministry below for Sunday School details for kids ages 3–5th grade.)
Children’s Ministry—Infant through 5th Grade: We want your kids to know Jesus personally, see God’s love lived out, and grow in grace alongside their families.
- Nursery (birth–age 2)
- Sunday School (ages 3–5th grade)
- Children’s Church (ages 3–Kindergarten, during the sermon)
First time visitors: Parents, please walk with your child to the Children’s Church classroom to meet the teacher and fill out a simple registration form. Visiting children will only be released to the person who dropped them off.
We are also pleased to provide a Children’s Sermon Bulletin (located on the table in the foyer).
Every volunteer is background-checked and trained in our child-protection procedures before serving.
Youth Group—6th through 12th Grade: Our students meet Sunday evenings, 6:00–8:00 PM, in the Fellowship Hall. Middle school and high school is a season that needs both truth and belonging, and we want to offer both—helping students know Jesus personally, see God’s love, and grow in grace. All youth volunteers are certified and background-checked.
Small Groups: Small groups are homes within the church—literally and figuratively. They meet regularly for meals, discussion, and prayer, giving you a smaller circle of people who know your life and walk with you in it.
Men’s & Women’s Ministry: We don’t run men’s and women’s ministry as a fixed program with a set curriculum every season—what happens here grows out of real, organic need. At different times that’s looked like Bible reading groups, discipleship relationships, studies connecting figures from church history to the Gospel they served, and gatherings focused on authentic relationships and Gospel-shaped outreach. As the needs, interests, and season of our men and women shift, so does the shape of this ministry — the constant is a commitment to spiritual growth and real relationship, not any one format.