Welcome to Meredith Drive Reformed Church's website. Click the above tabs to explore our site and learn more about us.
Below are answers to some of the questions you may have as you consider visiting us.
What time are the services and what should I wear?
What is worship like?
Our services at the Meredith Drive campus are a blend of traditional and contemporary music, using praise choruses and hymns. A praise team leads the singing accompanied by a praise band and/or piano and organ. A choir anthem is included in the services most Sundays.
Our services at the Bridge campus are an energetic contemporary service led by a praise team and praise band.
Click here to hear a recent Sunday morning message.
How will I know where to go?
There are greeters to welcome you at each door on Sunday mornings, and they will be happy to answer your questions and direct you to the right place. Another great resource is the Welcome Center in the lobby of each campus. Someone is always there before and after services to give you information or offer any help you need. Signs are also placed throughout the buildings to point you in the right direction.
What is there for my children?
Nursery care is available 9:00 a.m. to noon at both campuses for infants thru 2 1/2 year olds.
Sunday School is offered at 9:00 a.m. at both campuses September through May for children 3 yrs through 12th grade.
A Children's Worship experience is offered during the message portion of the 10:30 service at both campuses. This allows children to be with their families and the congregation during a significant part of worship; they may enjoy, participate and learn with you. Just before the ushers come forward for offering, the children are dismissed to go with a parent to the lobby to meet their Children's Worship leader. If it is your first visit please go with your child so you know where to pick him/her up immediately following the service. Children's Worship time ministers to a child's need to hear an age-appropriate Bible message and the parental and congregational need to focus on the pulpit Word. This age-appropriate worship experience is offered year-round for 3 year olds (by September 15 of the school year) thru 2nd grade at the Bridge campus and for 3 year olds (by September 15 of the school year) thru 3rd grade at the Meredith Drive campus.
What happens after the worship service?
We provide a coffee bar in the lobby of each campus and encourage all to linger to get acquainted and chat.
What about my older children?
Common Ground activities are available Wednesday nights for children/youth 1st-8th grade and on Sunday nights for 9th-12th grade. Common Ground activities are shared activities open to children of both campuses and all are welcome to attend.
Children/Youth Activities at the Meredith Drive campus
1st-4th Grade
Adventure Club, 6:45-7:45 p.m., October-November and February-March
5th & 6th Grade
Praise Team, 6:00-6:55 p.m. October-November and February-March
Salt & Light, 6:45-7:45 p.m., October-November and February-March
Youth Activities at the Bridge campus
7th-12th Students and Friends (teens)
Sunday Evenings: 9th-12th grade common ground gathering, 5:30-8:00 p.m.
Focus:
♦ Large group experience which includes experiential worship, Bible teaching and relationship building (45 minutes)
♦ Small group experience in homes, Bridge campus rooms, coffee shops, etc., which includes food, small group
discipleship, Bible application based on large grop teaching, prayer, and relationship building with trusted adults
(75-90 minutes)
Wednesday Evenings: 7th-8th grade common ground gathering, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Focus:
♦ Large group experience which includes experiential worship, Bible teaching and relationship building
♦ Small group experience which includes small group discipleship, Bible application based on large group teaching,
prayer, and relationship building with trusted adults
Are adult classes offered on Sunday morning?
In addition to the classes offered for children, adult classes are also offered at 9:00 a.m. Click here to see the classes currently being offered.
