This time is set aside for communicating with God from our hearts. Our worship team will lead us in upbeat, contemporary songs of praise, as well as more intimate songs of worship. Many of the songs may be familiar to you if you listen to local Christian radio. Everyone worships in his or her own unique way. For many, that means raising hands, singing and clapping along, and for others it means quietly reflecting on the words. We welcome you to participate in whatever way is most meaningful to you.
Offering
Each week NorthRidge Fellowship's regular attenders make an offering. As a guest, there is no need for you to give. This is an act of worship for our regular attenders, allowing them to thank God for all of the great work He is doing in their lives. It also gives us the means to reach more people for Christ in the future.
Message
Every weekend, our pastor gives a relevant, straightforward message based on Scripture designed to be helpful in your everyday life. These messages are intended help you develop a growing, vibrant relationship with Jesus Christ and apply biblical teaching to your own life.
Check out the Pastor's Teaching page to dig a little deeper.
Communion
On the first Sunday of every month, we celebrate communion together. Anyone can participate in this time of reflection and prayer -- as long they've made the decision to follow Jesus Christ. The juice and bread that we share represent the life he gave up so that our sins could be forgiven. Following communion, it is our practice to receive a benevolent offering for those in our community who are in need.
Children and Youth Programming on Sunday
Care is provided for infant and toddlers and Bible Classes are offered for elementary school aged children during the whole worship service. In classes they learn Bible stories and principles that will help them build a solid foundation and a strong relationship with God.
In the summer, middle school and high school students join the congregation for the entire worship service. During the school year, middle school students join the service for worship and then are dismissed to their Bible classes prior to the sermon. High school student meet in class during the full time of the worship service.
