Tower View Baptist Church

What are services like?
Beginning. On Sunday morning at 9:00 A.M. we come together for Sunday School class, in which we learn about God’s Word and its application to all areas of life. Following that, we begin our Sunday morning service at 10:30 A.M.. As we find our seats in the sanctuary, we sing songs to prepare our hearts for the service. Music. The music we sing at Tower View is a blend of old and new. We love the doctrinally rich hymns of the past and we find blessing in the choruses of the twenty-first century. Most of us who are comfortable with music from one particular era have discovered, while at Tower View, that we have come to enjoy other songs we had not previously encountered. We strongly prefer congregational singing, which emphasizes the gathered body singing praise to God with one voice, over performed music, which tends to spotlight the abilities of some while encouraging passivity in the rest. Body of Service. Our service formally begins at 10:30 A.M., led most often by pastoral staff member. During this time, we sing several songs, offer prayers of praise and confession to God, hear Scripture read, and give our offerings and tithes. Sermons. Preaching at Tower View is generally expositional, meaning that it seeks to declare the point of a particular biblical passage. Sermons usually last around 30-40 minutes and are packed with material for reflection. On a regular basis, our sermon series alternate between the Old and New Testaments. All preaching is driven by the Gospel, the Bible’s main message of God saving sinners through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Post Sermon. A typical service is finished by 11:45 A.M. We encourage our church to stay after the service to spur fellowship. Sometime later, you might still find folks talking over the sermon and events of the past week.

What is the community like?
You are welcome to wear a suit and tie if that’s what you are used to, but you may be the only one dressed up that much! Our service formally begins at 10:30 A.M., led most often by pastoral staff member. During this time, we sing several songs, offer prayers of praise and confession to God, hear Scripture read, and give our offerings and tithes.

What if I'm not a Christian?
If this is your first time visiting us, we’d like to welcome you and let you know that we’ve prayed for you to have wisdom as you seek the Lord’s leading in your life. We certainly don’t think our church is for everybody, but we are thankful that you’ve come this far and want to answer a few questions that visitors tend to have when looking for a church home.