Sundays at 10 AM in the Fellowship Hall


The Table

On October 7, 2018, Kingwood Christian Church followed God into a new chapter in our ongoing story. After over a year of prayer and planning, we created “The Table” service, a unique, authentic, and inclusive worshiping community. The Table is a fresh expression of our collective heart and calling to be an “open and inclusive faith community committed to learning and practicing the teachings of Jesus.” At Kingwood Christian Church, we follow in the footsteps of Jesus, where everyone is welcome, included, and celebrated as an image-bearer of God.

The Table Welcome Statement

No matter who you are or where you are on life’s journey,
you are welcome here at the Table.
No matter your age or the color of your skin,
you are welcome here at the Table.
No matter your marital status, or your sexual orientation,
you are welcome here at the Table.
No matter your abilities, or special needs, or the state of your health,
you are welcome here at the Table.
No matter your gender identity, citizenship or immigration status,
you are welcome here at the Table.
No matter your emotional state, zip code, level of education, affluence or power,
you are welcome here at the Table.
If you believe some of the time, none of the time, or all the time,
you are welcome here at the Table.

​Friends, come, there is a place for you at the Table.

Sundays at 11 AM in the Sanctuary


The Sanctuary

The Sanctuary service aspires to create a reverent worship experience and environment, with a welcoming and inclusive message. The service includes responsive readings, scripture readings, prayers, a sermon, communion (which is open to everyone), and an optional offering. 

We also sing hymns and we listen to music from the choir, bells or other musicians. The Sanctuary service is designed to help you to experience the awe and wonder of God, to engage a faith that values heart and mind, and to connect with others following the way of Jesus.

What to Expect

  • The Sanctuary is full of rich traditions and beautiful music.

  • A typical Sanctuary service is about one hour.

  • Sermons with both scriptural foundation and real-life application.

  • Shared leadership among men and women, of all ages, ordained ministers and volunteer laypersons.

  • Come as you are, there's no dress code or judgement.


Communion

Communion is central to our understanding of church and worship and offered weekly. Regardless of membership or background, newcomer or long-timer, ALL who gather are welcome to share in this sacred remembrance of Christ.

At The Sanctuary, we pass communion.


Kids

During The Sanctuary, kids in kindergarten through second grade are invited ​to Worship & Wonder. Students will hear an age appropriate Bible lesson and activity. The Nursery, located in Fellowship Hall, is also available for children aged five and under from 9:45AM - 12:15PM.

Learn more about our programs for Kids & Youth.


Order of Service

  • Prelude

  • Greeting & Announcements

  • Passing the Peace

  • Call to Worship

  • Opening Hymn

  • Invocation

  • Scripture Reading

  • Prayers of the People

  • The Lord's Prayer

  • Choir Anthem / Special Music

  • The Homily

  • Confession of Faith

  • Hymn of Celebration

  • Offertory Meditation

  • Sharing of Offering and Pledges & Offertory Music

  • The Doxology

  • Invitation to the Lord's Supper

  • Words of Institution

  • The Elder Prays over the Bread and Cup

  • Distribution of the Emblems & Communion Music

  • Glory Be to God

  • The Disciples' Prayer

  • Invitation to Respond

  • Sending Hymn

  • The Benediction

  • Postlude


Words and Elements Used

  • Our enactment of the reconciling love and forgiveness of God through Christ.  God’s peace is being shared freely among his people; we are holding and shaking hands in humility and in forgiveness.

  • An invitation for the congregation to turn their attention to God.

  • An opening prayer for the church service.

  • The response of the community and a time of intercession and public prayer in worship using a defined sequence.

  • The sermon.  An explanation or further commentary of scripture during the service.

  • Disciples of Christ Identity Statement that helps us articulate and hold clearly the most essential truths of the Christian Faith.

  • Expression of praise to God.

  • A prayer of thanksgiving and intercession to focus our minds and guide our path for the coming week.  This prayer was written by the KWCC ministers and members of the congregation specifically for us.

  • We invite you to come forward at this moment in the service to join the church or for prayer.  You are welcome to come forward following the service for prayer if you choose.

  • Short blessing acknowledging that our public worship is concluded.

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