Sunday Morning: 10am
Wednesday Night: 7pm - 6th-12th Grade
eGroups
eGroups are the small group ministry of EverydayChurch. It is arguably one of the most important things we do. If you're not in a group you're definitely missing out. Click below for a list of groups, locations, and leaders. We can't wait to see you! Life is better together.
I'm New
Newcomers Party is Sunday night September 24th at 5pm at the church.
This is the perfect night to meet some new folk, learn about Everyday Church (our beliefs, core values, etc), and take your next step to get involved.
Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Team
Team Night is September 24th at 6pm. Don't miss this special night of celebration for all of our amazing Dream Team members. If you're currently serving or if you're interested in serving this is for you!
Food, prizes, training, and lots of fun!
Women
Join the ladies of Everyday Church for an unforgettable weekend. This year's Brave Conference features worship leader Naomi Raine of Maverick City Music and guests speaker Amie Dockery. You will be spiritually refreshed.
Child care is provided for ages infant to 5th grade.
Please see Katie Robinson for more details.
SOAP
The benefits of reading the Bible are amazing. But so many people say they don't know where to start. We totally get that, so read along with us. We're currently reading through the book of Mark in the New Testament. We're using a method called "SOAP" or "Life Journaling". Here's how it works:
SOAP is an acronym that stands for Scripture, Observation, Application, and Prayer. Simply read the assigned text, then journal about it.
S - Scripture - Write down a specific verse or 2 that stood out to you.
O - Write down what you observed (or what stood out to you about that/those verse(s).
A - Write down how that verse(s) applies to your life.
P - Pray about what you just read and how you'll use it in your life.
That's it! Super simple. Don't make it more difficult than it needs to be. When journaling, we recommend keeping it short. You're not trying to write a book (unless you are trying to write a book). Keep it brief and to the point.
Check out this video that details the benefits of reading the Bible regularly.