We are so happy you have stopped by our website, and we pray you will feel the need to stop by in person and participate in our worship services and Bible studies. We enjoy having visitors!
PHYSICAL ADDRESS
1400 Brenner Avenue Salisbury, NC 28144
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TIMES OF WORSHIP
Sunday School 9:30 AM
Worship Services 10:30 AM
Evening Services 6:00 PM
Wednesday Classes 6:30 PM
MAILING ADDRESS
PO Box 2583
Salisbury NC 28145-2583
PHONE NUMBERS:
Chris Townsend - Minister
704-638-6249 Home
704-640-3287 Cell
704-640-3285 Cell
cactowns@aol.com email
Darrell Johnson
704-279-5826 Home
704-223-1871 Cell
Ron Bean
704-279-8849 Home
704-451-8421 Cell
Donald Bost
704-636-8666 Home
Our Services are conducted in a simple, spiritual way following only the New Testament pattern. We encourage people today to look for spiritual edification and enlightenment, rather than entertainment.
Our music is composed of a capella singing and everyone is encouraged to participate. Our prayers are fervent appeals to God. Our sermons are Christ-centered, Bible-filled, and designed to be understandable, in order to teach and encourage those in attendance. Anyone desiring to become a Christian is afforded an opportunity at each assembly.
Contributions are made on Sunday by members of the congregation to support the work of the church. Visitors may give but are under no obligation to do so. The Lord's Supper is observed by Christians every Sunday as instituted by Jesus (Matthew 26:26-28). It is a memorial supper of the Lord's death (1 Corinthians 11:24-25). Unleavened bread and the fruit of the vine symbolize the body and blood of Jesus (1 Corinthians 10:16).
The church of Christ exists to please God and to serve one another in pleasing God.
Striving to maintain the organization, doctrine and worship of the New Testament church. The term church of Christ (Romans 16:16) is not used as a denominational designation but rather as a descriptive term indicating that the church belongs to Christ.
When Peter preached the Gospel on Pentecost 33AD, those believers who repented and were baptized for the remission of sins were added by the Lord to His church (see Acts 2:38-41, 47). This was no temporary measure, but it is Christ's plan for the salvation of men today, as well as in the first century.