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at First Assembly Church
Gatherings
Sunday morning
In-Person
Elbow Drive Campus Services | 9AM, 10:45AM & 12:30PM
*Struggling to find a seat or parking on Sunday mornings? Join us at 9AM, 12:30PM, or at our Seton Campus!
Seton Campus Service | 10:30AM
Join us on Sundays as we gather together to worship and listen to messages that inspire our walk with God and help us belong, believe and become passionate and influential disciples of Christ. Kids and Youth Church will also be available in-person.
Online
9AM & 10:45AM
Join us for our Sunday Morning services and Prayer gatherings streaming LIVE. The service will be available on our YouTube channel following the LIVE broadcast.
EMPOWER WORSHIP & PRAYER
EVERY LAST WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH | 6:00PM
We are committed to gathering for prayer as a church community. Once a month we gather in-person for Empower: Worship & Prayer on the last Wednesday Night of every month at 6:00pm.
Tehillah moNDAY
In-person | MONDAYS AT 7PM
Tehillah Monday is a city wide weekly worship experience. Through passionate worship and inspired talks every week, we are challenged to go deeper in our relationship with Jesus. We welcome people of all ages and backgrounds from around the city to experience what God is doing.
SPIRIT LIFE GATHERING (55+)
In-person | TUESDAYS AT 10:00AM
If you are a senior (55+), you are invited to join us for a time of worship and prayer every Tuesday at 10am in the Hub. You can register at the door. Please contact Pastor Cliff with any inquiries.
UPCOMING EVENTS
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Latest Message
Suspending Judgement, Revealing God's Work - Cody Matchett
This past Sunday, Pastor Cody Matchett preached a message entitled "Suspending Judgment, Revealing God’s Works," rooted in John 9:1–7. In this powerful moment, Jesus encounters a man born blind, and His disciples ask, “Who sinned, this man or his parents?” Jesus challenges that mindset, revealing that this man’s condition was not about blame—but about God’s glory being revealed. Pastor Cody reminded us that when we rush to judgment, we erode our capacity to love. Instead of assigning blame, we are called to engage the works of God while it is still day. As Jesus heals the blind man with clay and sends him to wash in the pool of Siloam, we’re reminded that we are clay in the hands of the Potter, formed for His purposes. This message invites us to suspend judgment, embrace compassion, and participate in the restorative work of God—because where others see brokenness, Jesus sees an opportunity to reveal His glory.
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