What to expect
We’d love to welcome you. Here’s a little about our services and the questions visitors often ask.
Sunday School
Sunday, 9:30 AM
Our Sunday School hour is a time of Bible teaching for the whole church family.
Worship service
Sunday, 10:45 AM
A traditional worship service with singing of hymns, prayer, reading of Scripture, a sermon, plus communion on the first Sunday of every month. On the first Sunday of most months, we also host a fellowship dinner.
Bible study & prayer
Wednesday, 6:30 PM
Held at the Howards’ home, with Bible teaching and a time set aside for prayer. Please send us an email if you would like directions.
All our services are integrated services. That means children are welcome to fellowship with us. Get directions to the church at 2nd Street and DeSmet.
Frequently asked questions
What should I wear?
Our regular attendees wear clothing of various degrees of formality, from jeans to suits.
What should I expect in the service?
The service usually begins with several songs, and we sing from Hymns of Grace (Master’s Seminary Press). Sermons last about 35–45 minutes.
What about my children?
We love to have children (of any age) in the service. How else can they learn to adapt, grow and get accustomed to hearing God’s Word preached if we don’t allow them to be a part of the service? For parents of newborns and babies we offer a changing room to feed, change or calm little ones if needed. We also have a full nursery upstairs but it is not always staffed. There are speakers in both rooms to allow mothers to hear the services.
We do not have a separate children’s Sunday school because we expect the parent to do this on a daily basis. Therefore, to make disciples, we assist parents in the biblical training of their children all the way to adulthood.
What do we believe?
We are a Reformed Baptist body of believers and embrace a theology which shares much in common with the rich heritage of the Reformation. Our doctrinal position is formed around the Second London Baptist Confession of 1689. Read more about what we believe.