The weekly corporate assembly brings the entire body together for one collective witness and celebration. This corporate worship assembly uses spirit-lifting congregational singing, multi-media, acapella music, and a message that connects with people’s lives, the ageless wisdom of Scripture is presented in a dynamic, yet straight-forward way. People who haven’t attended church, or for some reason have quit going to church, are often surprised at how meaningful these services are. In fact, the services are specifically designed for individuals checking out what it really means to have a relationship with God through the Son, Jesus Christ.
Children’s Bible Hour
Not just another service, Bible Hour is a children’s worship assembly, a truly alternative experience for children between the ages of four to eleven. The Word is presented to children in dramatic fashion. Costume characters and puppets are used to bring the stories of the Bible to life. The Bible Hour is staffed with spiritually gifted believers who are capable of effective communication with children.
Sunday Evening Zone Services
Our members experience our church family on three levels: they experience the corporate family gathering each Sunday morning, the mid-size congregational /zone assemblies each Sunday evening, and the small group midweek assembly. The design of the evening congregational worship assemblies is for small groups to meet in community zones to inspire and encourage each other. These mid-size worship assemblies allow members with speaking and teaching gifts to cultivate and exercise their spiritual gift abilities. Members who commute weekly to the corporate worship celebration assemble with their community group in regional worship centers on Sunday evenings.
Midweek Cell Group Meeting
Worship permeates all of our gatherings. The most personal experience of worship takes place in weekly Cell Group meetings. Midweek Cell Group meetings cultivate personal relationships among participants, engage members in personal expressions of worship allowing members to share personal testimonies of God’s goodness and engage in various forms of group prayer. The group engages in life-application discussions of the Word, and the meeting closes with the participants being challenged to serve and share the love of God with others.
Worship Leaders
The primary purpose of the Devotional Team ministry is to lead congregational singing. There are four Devotional Team ministries that lead the devotional aspects of our worship celebrations. Each Devotional Team is under the direction of a Worship Leader who directs the congregational singing. The Devotional Team assists the Worship Leader in directing the church singing and also provides special singing during aspects of the service where congregational involvement is not the focus, such as during the communion service and the invitational appeal. Devotional teams are comprised of gifted singers capable of leading and motivating others to sing. Each Devotional Team is assigned to work with a Worship Leader, and the schedule is as follows:
First Sundays
- Worship Leader: Mark J. Campbell
- Devotional Team: Adoration
Second Sundays
- Worship Leader: Mark J. Campbell
- Devotional Team: Psallo
Third Sundays
- Worship Leader: Mark J. Campbell
- Devotional Team: Adoration
Fourth Sundays
- Worship Leader: Mark J. Campbell
- Devotional Team: Adoration
Youth Service
- Worship Leader: Mark J. Campbell
- Devotional Team: Adoration
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