We are a faith community that

Celebrates God,
Serves Others,

and makes Disciples of Jesus Christ.

WE SERVE WITH A HEART FOR MISSIONS, COMMIT TO PRAYER THAT CHANGES LIVES, TEACH A LOVE OF THE GOSPEL,
AND BUILD A CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY.

JOIN US FOR A MEANINGFUL HOLY WEEK

As we journey through the sacred season of Lent, we prepare our hearts to remember Christ’s sacrifice and celebrate His resurrection. Holy Week invites us to walk with Jesus, from His triumphant entry into Jerusalem to His last supper, His suffering on the cross, and finally, the glorious hope of Easter morning.

HOLY WEEK

Purchase easter lilies

Purchase a lily for $20/ea in memory or honor of a friend or loved one. Orders can be made online by credit card, or by cash/check at the table in the concourse on Sunday mornings or in the Church Office on weekdays. The lilies will bring our worship area to life on Easter Sunday! They will be available to take home after service on Sunday, April 20. Purchase your lily today at the link below.
DEADLINE TO PURCHASE A LILY IS SUNDAY, APRIL 13.

PURCHASE LILIES

Latest Sermon

At Church of the Servant, we offer an engaging 60-minute service with passionate worship and biblical teaching. Our Sunday morning service is available In-Person and Online at 10:00 am.

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sunday worship - 10:00 AM

Join us for worship this Sunday. We will be gathering together to celebrate and give thanks, to connect with one another, and to seek guidance and inspiration for the week ahead. Sunday service time is 10:00 a.m. and includes uplifting music, prayer, and a message that I believe will speak to your heart. Whether you are a longtime member of our community or are joining us for the first time, we welcome you and look forward to seeing you there! If you have any questions or need more information, go to the PLAN A VISIT page on our website. Otherwise, we hope to see you on Sunday!

MINISTRIES AND MORE...

Everyone can get involved! In a large congregation like Church of the Servant, people can feel lost in the crowd. Getting involved in Bible study, small groups, mission teams, or other ministry areas can quickly downsize this large church into a close community.