What steps do I take to get involved at North Valley Baptist Church?

 

Church is meant to be more than a spectator sport. It’s not about showing up on Sunday morning, enduring the service, tossing some money in the offering plate and heading out feeling that we’ve done our duty. It’s about being part of a family where people are living out authentic relationships with God and each other.

Finding your place in a church can seem a little daunting. We’re here to help you find your way - not just to a seat in the auditorium, but to your place in the church family.

CONNECT

Connecting is all about relationships... with God and one another. As you begin your journey at North Valley Church, we encourage you to make that first “connecting” step by attending Sunday worship services to see if our church is a good fit for you. A blended worship service is held each Sunday at 10:45 am. We feature a blended set of traditional and contemporary music, prayer, and teaching from God’s Word. Wednesday nights at NVBC offers something for everyone—children, youth and adults.

GROW

Once you find that North Valley Baptist Church is a good fit, you’re ready to go deeper. We believe that spiritual growth happens best in connection with others. That’s where our Small Group Ministry comes in. We have men’s groups and women’s groups, groups with singles and couples. We have groups with older folks and younger folks, and new groups forming all the time.

SERVE

Journeying with Christ is more than connecting and growing. We believe we’re called to reach our church family, our community, and the world with the love of Christ. These tangible expressions of God’s love are seen in those who roll up their sleeves and serve.

Small groups are encouraged to identify one place of service inside the church and one place outside the church. Small groups might raise money for missions or find a community project to get involved in; they might volunteer to serve on the worship team or help prepare communion. Some may chose to venture to exciting destinations through missions. The opportunities to serve are limited only by the imagination.