Anderson Church enjoys a mix of instrumental and acapella worship. Our services usually include prayers, scripture readings, and songs. We participate in communion weekly, followed by a time of giving. Our guests are never expective to give. Each week a lesson about a portion of the Bible challenges us to apply the scripture to our lives.
If someone wishes to receive prayer, confess sin, or take on Jesus in baptism, please find an elder or minister, we would love to talk to you.
During our time of communion 2 different items are passed throughout the sanctuary. The first is a plate containing crackers and the second, a tray containing individual cups of grape juice.
The plate containing the crackers (or bread as mentioned in the Bible) symbolizes the body of Jesus as He sacrificed Himself on the cross. Participants will take a cracker, eat it and meditate on His broken body and what Jesus sacrificed for us as they pass the plate to the next participant.
The tray containing the juice symbolizes the blood of Jesus that was shed on the cross. Each participant drinks the contents of one cup and replaces the cup in the tray. The participant reflects on the forgiveness God offers us through the blood of Jesus as they pass the tray to the next participant.
Each Sundays we offer classes for all ages starting at 6 months of age through adults (for adult classes being offered, visit the Home Page.
During the beginning of worship services, we offer a Children's Worship service for our 2 year-olds through 3rd grade. After the sermon is completed, the all children re-join their parents in the sanctuary for the remainder of the worship service. We believe a time of cross-generational worship is important to the family structure.
Wednesday classes are offered for the age groups of Jr. High and above starting at 7:00 pm.