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Community Life at Church of the Saviour
Community is great! If we are going to understand and live out our faith, we take it seriously and build it into everything we do as a church. While COS may feel large and complicated, it is quite simple if you see it as a group of people who are trying to figure this Christian life thing out.
As you look into community at COS, here are a few good places to start:
Guest Central
Guest Central is located at the end of Building A in the Welcome Center. Between every service, people are there waiting to meet and listen to you, and to help you take the first few steps into connecting with the life of Church of the Saviour. We also provide computer kiosks there so that you can go to Guest Central online.
Sunday Mornings
We have three worship services every Sunday morning. Many people will attend a class or ministry during one worship service and then attend worship and sit near their friends. The Children’s Ministry and Nursery love to have the kids for both services and are super creative to make each Sunday morning special for kids as well as adults.
Membership
We encourage all who are ready to join us in partnership as we seek to be a blessing to our community, our region and our world. The New Members class is a great place to hear our vision, make friends and join us in partnership. In the class you will meet the pastors, ministry leaders and meet with an elder individually.
LIFE Groups
We meet as a community outside of Sundays also. Most of those who call COS their Home find their way into small groups of 4-14 people. These are great places to make friends and figure what Christianity looks like on a practical level. They afford the opportunity not just to listen to what the Bible says, but to discuss and wrestle with its meaning in everyday life.
Serving Teams
Volunteers accomplish most of the work that gets done at COS. We join together in teams and build friendships along the way. Many of us must spend a lot of time on our jobs and we don’t get to choose what we do or for what purpose. When we serve together, we usually get to do something we enjoy: as we do, we do it for God and for each other. Even though we don’t get paid financially, we find that the other benefits are tangibly more rewarding!