Sundays
We Gather to Worship God as a Family.
We gather every Sunday morning to focus - or refocus - on the good news of the gospel. We proclaim the truth of God's Word, submitting ourselves to it, seeking to be transformed. We worship as a community, not as disconnected individuals, through music, teaching, prayer, fellowship, and the ordinances (baptism and communion).
When and Where
We meet at 210 South Main Street in the heart of Salado.
Our worship service is at 9:00am, and typically lasts about 75-90 minutes. Following our corporate worship, most people stay for Bible study and fellowship in one of our many one-hour Sunday School classes (for all ages) at 10:30am.
Service Format
Our services include:
Singing: We praise God and encourage one another with songs that highlight the glory of God and the gospel of Jesus Christ. We're more concerned with lyrical substance than musical style, but we seek to incorporate various musical styles as a reflection of our diversity.
Scripture Reading: We need God's Word like we need food and drink. So we value the public reading of scripture every week.
Corporate Prayer: We proclaim our dependance on God. We confess our sin and rest in the sufficiency of Christ's death to atone for our sins and forgive us. We seek His will for ourselves and our world, and ask Him for His provision.
Preaching: Our pastors will preach the unchanging truths of Scripture and seek to apply the gospel to the core concerns of our lives. We typically teach through whole Bible books in an expository way.
Ordinances: We remember and celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus in tangible ways, through baptism and communion. We gather around the Lord's Table on the first Sunday of each month.
Giving: We'll give as a response to God's grace to extend the church's ministry to our church family, local community, and world.
What Should I Wear?
We hope you'll wear whatever makes you comfortable. You'll find plenty of people dressed fairly casually (casual shirt, khakis or jeans, skirt) and a few like to dress a little more formally (shirt and tie, slacks, dresses). Just come as you are.