South Baptist Church sanctuary during Sunday worship

Sunday Worship

Please join us every Lord’s Day as we worship together.

Sunday School at 9:15 a.m.
  • Adult Sunday School meets in the sanctuary. Pastor Anthony is currently teaching on the book of Proverbs.
Coffee and Fellowship at 10:00 a.m.
  • Held in the Fellowship Hall downstairs
Corporate Worship Service at 10:30 a.m.
  • Held in the sanctuary
  • Please see below for details about our order of worship. Our current sermon series is the Epistles of John.

Order of Worship

1. Preparation
Instrumental worship music (from classic, sacred hymns) fosters an atmosphere of meditation prior to our corporate worship service.
 
 
2. Tolling of the Bell
Worshipers are called to come together corporately.
 
3. Welcome
A church Elder welcomes the assembly and gives thanks to God for the ingathering of His people on the Lord’s Day.
 
4. Call to Worship
The elder continues by giving a reading from the Psalms or the Holy Scriptures, focusing on God’s call to His people to worship Him.
5. Instruction of the Lord’s Table
(Held only on the first Sunday of the month)
 
6. Opening Hymn
The congregation sings a hymn of praise to God in response to the call to worship.
 
7. Opening Prayer
Given by an Elder, this corporate prayer includes elements of praise, thanksgiving, confession, intercession, and petition.
 
8. Catechism
A weekly reading is given from the Heidelberg Catechism. An elder of the church reads the question(s) and the congregation responds with the answer(s).
9. Offering
Tithes and offerings are collected from the church body.
10. Worship in Song
The congregation participates in praise and worship through song and music, led by the church’s worship team. You can read more about our Music Ministry here.
11. Sermon
Rev. Scalfani preaches from a passage of Scripture, using an expository style of preaching. You can read more about expository preaching here.
12. Doxology
The congregation sings a traditional doxology hymn.
13. Reflection
Instrumental music (from classic, sacred hymns) fosters an atmosphere of meditation and reflection to close our time of worship together.