This more “conventional” service is formatted by a time of congregational singing followed by a sermon. The first half-hour will have announcements, singing, and occasionally special music. This is followed by Biblical teachings from either a member of ARBC or a guest speaker.
This service is held weekly on Sunday mornings. While some churches only practice the Lord’s Supper monthly or less, we at ARBC believe that the Lord’s Supper is a sacrament that is to be held every week just as the disciples did.
Beginning with a 35 minute time of prayer for our church members, families, and special requests, we take the remainder of the time to study either a devotional book or take a more in-depth look at what was taught on the previous Sunday at the Family Bible Hour.
This more “conventional” service is formatted by a time of congregational singing followed by a sermon. The first half-hour will have announcements, singing, and occasionally special music. This is followed by Biblical teachings from either a member of ARBC or a guest speaker.
This service is held weekly on Sunday mornings. While some churches only practice the Lord’s Supper monthly or less, we at ARBC believe that the Lord’s Supper is a sacrament that is to be held every week just as the disciples did.
Beginning with a 35 minute time of prayer for our church members, families, and special requests, we take the remainder of the time to study either a devotional book or take a more in-depth look at what was taught on the previous Sunday at the Family Bible Hour.
This more “conventional” service is formatted by a time of congregational singing followed by a sermon. The first half-hour will have announcements, singing, and occasionally special music. This is followed by Biblical teachings from either a member of ARBC or a guest speaker.
This service is held weekly on Sunday mornings. While some churches only practice the Lord’s Supper monthly or less, we at ARBC believe that the Lord’s Supper is a sacrament that is to be held every week just as the disciples did.
Beginning with a 35 minute time of prayer for our church members, families, and special requests, we take the remainder of the time to study either a devotional book or take a more in-depth look at what was taught on the previous Sunday at the Family Bible Hour.
This more “conventional” service is formatted by a time of congregational singing followed by a sermon. The first half-hour will have announcements, singing, and occasionally special music. This is followed by Biblical teachings from either a member of ARBC or a guest speaker.
This service is held weekly on Sunday mornings. While some churches only practice the Lord’s Supper monthly or less, we at ARBC believe that the Lord’s Supper is a sacrament that is to be held every week just as the disciples did.
Beginning with a 35 minute time of prayer for our church members, families, and special requests, we take the remainder of the time to study either a devotional book or take a more in-depth look at what was taught on the previous Sunday at the Family Bible Hour.
