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Congregations (we call them wards) and meeting times are assigned based on where you live. This allows you to elevate your worship experience by fellowshipping with others in your neighborhood and local community each week. Find your community church by entering your full home address.
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Congregations (we call them wards) and meeting times are assigned based on where you live. This allows you to elevate your worship experience by fellowshipping with others in your neighborhood and local community each week. Find your community church by entering your full home address.
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Congregations (we call them wards) are groups of Church members who live within a specific geographic area. In a congregation, you can make friends, feel a sense of belonging, and build a support network with others in your community. Swipe below to learn about different types of congregations.
Anyone is welcome to attend a general congregation. In a general congregation, people of all ages serve together in the church community. Families, single adults, children, widows, and young married couples worship in the same meeting.
Young single adult congregations are for individuals ages 18–30. These congregations are often found near college campuses and hold activities throughout the week in addition to Sunday worship services.
Single adult congregations are for individuals ages 31–45. These congregations helppeople to find friendships and associations with those of similar ages and interests.
To search for a congregation in your area in which a different language is spoken during church services, select a different language from the drop–down section above.
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