It can be intimidating to walk into an unfamiliar church for the first time. At Wyoming Park Bible, we want you to feel safe, comfortable, and welcomed.
Morning Worship Service: We meet on Sunday mornings at 9:30 a.m. for prayer, the reading of scripture, singing, and a sermon.
Sunday Night Church: This service is a more informal and smaller gathering that meets at 5:00 p.m.
Our Nursery childcare is available for children under the age of 4 for the entirety of the morning service, BFG Discussion, and the sermon portion of Sunday Night Church.
"The Garden" (our Children's Church program) is available for children ages 4-10 during the Morning Service sermon (after the songs).
All children are welcome to join their parents in the sanctuary, regardless of age. Kids at WPBF are always welcome and loved and it's okay if they make some noise!
We simulcast our weekly worship service on YouTube, and publish two podcast episodes a week.
Jesus is everything to us. We follow all of his teachings, but even more importantly we follow him. We can follow him, because he is still alive! He is more powerful than death itself, and he proved it by raising himself from the dead. He is God, and he is the judge of all people. He is the King of the earth, and some day he is going to come back to earth to establish his reign as the perfect and holy King. It is because of his love for us that he died for us, and so we who trust him love him in return, and we’ve given our lives to him.
Jesus says that all of those who believe in him are his people. He says that we are like his “body” – his living and moving presence on the earth until he comes back to earth himself.
So, being part of a local church is really important! It’s important because we learn about Jesus’ Word (the Bible) from one another, we love each other, and we know that if we serve Jesus together we will accomplish so much more than we ever could alone.
Being part of a church that follows Jesus is just another one of the ways that we obey Jesus and follow him, because he told us to be connected to one another and love one another as members of one “body” together.