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Serving Others: In Our Community.

“As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God’s varied grace.” 1 Peter 4:10

Food Pantry

Our food pantry is open every Wednesday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm here at the church. We also travel out into community neighborhoods to ensure people in need of food assistance are served.

Pregnancy Care Center

We believe life is a gift from God and want to do everything we can to support young mothers as they face challenges during pregnancies. We take up collections on a yearly basis to support this ministry.

Our Local Schools

Children are a gift from God and we as the church are called to help them come to know Jesus Christ. We participate as Pencil Partners with Mt Juliet Elementary School. This involves helping the school with supplies, serving at work projects, providing volunteers when they are needed, and much more. We believe in investing in the children living within our community.

Disaster Relief

When disasters strike, we seek opportunities to support and serve those that are impacted. We both organize groups to help with clean-up and also take up collections and offerings to help those in need.

Supporting Our Friends in Ghana

The church is a global body of believers throughout the world. Therefore, we have formed a vital relationship with a church in Ghana and participate in collection drives to help the church and school there.

Summer VBS

Each year our summer Vacation Bible School is organized by our children's ministry and provides an opportunity for children in the community to be introduced to Jesus Christ.

Benevolence

We understand that people, because of a variety of different reasons, find themselves in a position to not have enough resources to make ends meet. We as a church believe we are called to help people when they are down, and we do so by providing assistance as the Holy Spirit leads us.

Mission Trips

While we believe missions should always begin in our local community, we also recognize that the needs of others extend beyond the city of Mt Juliet. With this in mind we support short-term mission trips that are life-changing opportunities for not only those being served but also those doing the serving.

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Frequently Asked Questions.

What time does service start?

Sundays; Early Worship Service, 8:45 a.m. / Sunday School, 10:00 a.m. / Worship Service, 11:00 a.m.

Where is your church located?

We are located at:

595 W. Division St.
Mt. Juliet, Tn. 37122

Where should I enter for worship?

When you arrive, you can enter the church through the wooden doors in the front.

Is there anything in the service for my child(ren)? Is there a nursery provided?

We do offer Children's Church in which children ages 4 thru 5th grade are invited to attend their own church service following the first part of the worship service. Our young people learn about God on their level using music and art in a fun and enriching atmosphere. It is at this age that we plant the seed of faith in Jesus Christ that later yields the fruit of a Christian. Children's Church teachers are parents themselves, chosen due to their ability and eagerness in teaching young people about God's Word. We also offer a nursery attendant children age birth to 3. The nursery has age appropriate toys, cribs, and a bathroom for toddlers. In addition, there is a quiet room at the back of the Sanctuary for parents who would like to listen to the service, but want to do so with children who aren't quite ready to sit through an entire service.

How will I be greeted as a visitor?

You will be greeted coming in by one of our ushers and shown into the Sanctuary. We have an informal time at the beginning of our worship service for greeting one another. You may receive a handshake or two. We hope that no one will smother you with attention, but will make you feel welcome. We hope that you arrive as a visitor and leave as a friend!

What is your Typical order of worship?

Our order of worship includes Scripture reading, musical selections, and a sermon. We have a blended worship style, which includes traditional and contemporary music selections. Our service typically lasts an hour.

How should I dress? Is there a "dress code" required?

Looking around, you will notice immediately that there is no required “dress code.” Folks will be wearing everything from suits and dresses to jeans and t-shirts. You will see dress shoes and flip flops. We feel God is more concerned with the person inside the clothes.

Do you celebrate Communion (the Lord's Supper) and may I participate since I am not a member of your church?

Communion, or The Lord’s Supper, is typically celebrated the first Sunday of each month and is open to all who profess Christ as Lord and Savior. We have an “open Communion” table. You do not have to be a member of our congregation to participate in this sacrament because all who profess faith in Jesus Christ are a part of His family!