Community Spirit Shines Bright in Elizabethton This Weekend
Elizabethton is buzzing with excitement as several local churches prepare for a weekend filled with worship, community gatherings, and special events. With a mix of sermons, music, and a focus on prayer, there’s something for everyone to participate in.
First Presbyterian Church: Finding Peace Amidst the Noise
This Sunday, November 2, First Presbyterian Church will be holding its worship service both online and live at 11 a.m.. The Rev. Dr. Brian Wyatt will be delivering a sermon titled “Turning Off the Noise,” drawing inspiration from Hebrews 10:23-25. This thought-provoking message aims to encourage attendees to focus on faith and community, reminding everyone of the importance of gathering together.
For those looking to meditate and reflect, the church offers a meditation session every Wednesday evening at 7 p.m.. Additionally, the Adult Forum meets Sundays at 9:30 a.m. in Martin Hall, creating a space for insightful discussion and fellowship. If you’re in the neighborhood, you can find First Presbyterian Church at 119 West F St..
First Christian Church: Support and Learning for All Ages
First Christian Church, located at 513 Hattie Ave., has a vibrant schedule this weekend. On Sundays, worship begins at 9:45 a.m., fostering a warm and welcoming environment for all. Midweek, the church engages families with a Bible study program for adults, youth, and children every Wednesday at 6 p.m..
Not only is First Christian a place of worship, but it also runs a much-needed food pantry. For families or individuals in need of assistance, the church is ready to help. Those in need of a food box are encouraged to call the church office at 542-5651 to schedule an appointment. The minister, Michael Klaus, warmly invites everyone to become part of their community.
Zion Baptist Church: A Night of Music and Prayer
Over at Zion Baptist Church, located at 1982 Gap Creek Road, musical talent will shine on November 3. The church will host the Stones River Bluegrass Gospel group from Murfreesboro during the 6 p.m. worship service. This is a fantastic opportunity to enjoy uplifting gospel music while fellowshipping with others.
On Monday, November 4, the church will also hold a special prayer service at 11 a.m. to pray for the upcoming election and our nation. Following the service, congregants and guests are invited to enjoy a light lunch in the church fellowship hall. Pastor Dr. D. Alan King encourages everyone to come out, share in prayer, and partake in good food.
Faith Free Will Baptist: An Evening of Song
For those who enjoy uplifting music, Faith Free Will Baptist Church is the place to be on Sunday. They will be featuring the Edwards Family for a night of special singing at 6 p.m.. Located at 25 Veterans Way, Johnson City, the church, under the guidance of Pastor Rev. Randy English, fosters a friendly and inclusive atmosphere for all music lovers.
The weekend in Elizabethton is shaping up to be full of joy, reflection, and community unity. Whether through worship, music, or prayer, there’s a wonderful opportunity to engage with friends and neighbors in faith. So, mark your calendars and come out to join in on the spirited activities offered by these local churches!
