Launching Two Services

God Is at Work. Let’s Steward the Moment.

At the beginning of this year, we asked one simple question:

Who is your one?

We prayed for the people in our lives who need to hear the good news of Jesus, asking God to save, stir, and draw them to Himself.

And God has been answering those prayers.

From Easter Sunday overflowing our sanctuary to packed Sundays, full kids classrooms, baptisms, restored relationships, and people who are simply showing up because they sense God drawing them—we have seen God faithfully at work.

So now we have an opportunity to steward this moment.

We’re Moving to Two Services

Beginning September 13, Mission Church will gather for two Sunday morning services:

9:00 AM

11:00 AM

As our church family has grown, our kids' classrooms and sanctuary have reached capacity. Moving to two services will create space for more people to hear the gospel, experience biblical community, and encounter the hope of Jesus.

And we believe this isn't ultimately about numbers.

It's about people.

People who need Jesus.

What Can You Do?

1. Pray

The only way we move forward faithfully is if God goes before us.

Please pray for our church, our leaders, our volunteers, and the people God is bringing through our doors. Pray that Jesus would continue to save, restore, and transform lives.

2. Ask God Where He Is Sending You

Moving to two services means we need more people serving on mission.

For some, that may mean attending one service and serving during the other. For others, it may mean adjusting which service you attend.

Whatever that looks like for you, ask:

“God, where are you sending me?”

September 13 — A Big Day

September 13 will be one of our Big Days at Mission Church.

We're praying that the people we've been praying for—our “ones”—will join us.

We're praying for opportunities to share the gospel through our worship, preaching, kids ministry, and community.

We're praying expectantly that Jesus would save people.

Mission Church, God is at work.

Let's pray.
Let's make room.
Let's go on mission.

We can't wait to see what God does next.