About
If you are looking for a church home, may we suggest you attend Sierra Springs three times to discern if our church home is the place for you? You will find us to be warm and welcoming. We are also a praying church because we believe God answers our prayers according to our needs.
We are a kid and family friendly church. We decided from the beginning that we would be a kid-friendly church. What do we mean by kid-friendly? It means that we sincerely love children. We strive for excellence in providing trained teachers who are sensitive to their needs. We offer a Bible-based curriculum geared to the age level of each child. We seek to foster a climate where your child can grow spiritually by deepening his or her relationship with God. We believe children should enjoy themselves at church. We have playground equipment on the premises and scheduled activities like making crafts, putting on plays, picnics, song-time, and Vacation Bible School. A clean, brightly decorated nursery staffed by loving moms rounds out the picture.
A guiding principle for our fellowship at Sierra Springs Church is Proverbs 18:24, “A man who has friends must show himself friendly, but there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother.”
We are a family friendly church. We believe that the church of Jesus Christ should be the friendliest place on earth. It should be a place where you can make new friends while you cherish and keep your old friends. Friendships forged at Sierra Springs Church are nurtured in home and on-campus bible studies, Men’s Wednesday AM Study, Men’s Friday Breakfast, in the Men’s Bible Breakfast Fellowship and the Women’s Bible Brunch Fellowship, in the Tuesday Evening Prayer Meeting, in the Pot Blessing Dinners, and in the fellowship times preceding and following the worship services.
It has been said, “Friends are friends forever if the Lord is Lord of them.” We believe in friendships that last for a lifetime because they are based on the rock solid foundation of our shared personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
