We'd love to have you join us for a Worship Service on a Sunday morning at 10:15am.
Not sure what to expect? Never been to a Worship Service before?
Take a look below to see what elements are included in our Worship Service each week.
join us for a worship service
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We usually begin with a welcome and some music. Our singing is led by a worship team, but it is not a performance. It’s just a time for us to fix our eyes and hearts on God together. We use songs that were written last year and songs that were written 400 years ago. If you know them, you can sing with us. The words will be projected on a screen. If you’d rather just listen, you can do that, too.
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We will likely pray a few times during our Worship Service. Prayer is an incredible privilege and we look forward to opportunities to pray together. Sometimes a worship leader will pray and sometimes a pastor or elder will pray and sometimes you’ll have an opportunity to pray silently in your seat.
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Part of our worship includes giving our money to be used for the spread of the gospel in Iowa Falls and beyond. If you’re just visiting, don’t feel compelled to give.
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God’s Word is central to our time together. If you have a Bible, bring it with you. If not, ask one of our leaders and we’ll get one for you. The words are usually projected on the screen as well. We usually stand together as the Bible is read. Sermons are "expository" which simply means that they are rooted deep in the Word so that the point of the Scripture text is the point of the message. Expect to be encouraged, challenged, and transformed by God’s Word.
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Usually on the first Sunday of each month, we remember the death of Jesus by taking communion together. All who have repented of their sin and trusted in Christ alone for salvation are invited to join us. You don’t have to be a member of Iowa Falls Evangelical Free Church to participate. We also occasionally have the privilege of witnessing the life-transforming power of the gospel as people publicly profess their faith in Jesus through baptism.
