CONSIDERING A VISIT?
WHAT TO EXPECT
In the spirit of 1 Corinthians 14:40, our services are "done decently and in order." We start promptly at the appointed time and our services major on the singing of psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs; public scripture reading; and Bible preaching or teaching. To learn more details of what to expect at each weekly service, read the section below titled "Our Services."
WHERE TO PARK
We have two parking lots. The lower lot (5709 North Broadway Street) offers limited spaces, but it is flat and ideal for the handicapped and elderly. This entrance will bring you in on the lower level and an elevator is available to take you up to the sanctuary. The upper lot (5710 Madonna Circle) offers more availability, but is hilly. This entrance will bring you in on the main level in the lobby.
WHAT TO WEAR
We do not want a style or expense of dress to keep you from visiting with us; however, we also think it is helpful to visitors to know ahead of time that the members of the church strive to dress in a modest and conservative fashion. Rest assured, should you visit with us, our focus will not be on what you are wearing, but on what you are receiving from the Lord during your time at Antioch.
OUR SERVICES
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Sundays at 10 a.m.
Journey story by story through the Bible, but in divided and age-appropriate classes. Each week, the various classes study the same lesson, but on the appropriate level for their age group. This allows for family discussion and helps the parents be sure that their children are learning and growing.
SUNDAY MORNING
Sundays at 11 a.m.
On Sunday mornings, we are venturing verse-by-verse through Paul’s epistle to the believers at Ephesus. Each week, we see how the doctrinal truths of the first few chapters are intended to lay the groundwork for a godly practical life detailed in the final chapters of the letter. After the morning service, many of our congregants stay at church and eat lunch together.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Sundays at 2 p.m.
On Sunday afternoons, we are taking a practical look at how to study the Bible. Some weeks involve teaching times to lay the groundwork for other weeks where we are putting into practice the study methods that we have learned. After the preaching/teaching is complete, our children recite Bible passages memorized during the course of the week.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
Wednesday evenings offer a combination of Bible study and prayer meeting. On this night, we study different Bible topics for both the doctrinal and practical implications. The sermons are typically shorter as to allow for time to pray as a congregation. The sermons are typically shorter as to allow for time to pray as a congregation.