Aspen Park Baptist Church

Welcome Pastor David Willets!

Aspen Park is excited to announce that Pastor David Willets has been called to Aspen Park to serve as our Transitional Pastor.

This is an exciting time in the life of our church! Pastor Willets will take Aspen Park through the stages and process that will help us prepare for our future and the coming of our new pastor. As a church we look forward to the journey of strengthening, growing and renewing who we are in Christ!

Sundays

9:00 am Bible Study

10:30 am Worship Service

3:30 pm Ladies’ Chorus Rehearsal

4:00 pm Worship Choir Rehearsal

5:00 pm Bible Study

Wednesdays

6:30 pm Bible Study/Prayer Meeting

6:30 pm Worship Choir Rehearsal

Monthly, 2nd & 4th Thursdays

9:30 am Women on Missions

Children

Sunday

9:00 am Bible Study

10:30 am Jr. Children’s Church 4yrs-Kindg.

10:30 am Kids Worship grades 1-5

Wednesday

6:30 pm Mission Friends 3-5 yr. old

6:30 pm Children in Action grades 1-6

Youth

Sundays

9:00 am Bible Study

5:00 pm Youth Bible Study

Wednesdays

6:00 pm 1+1 Youth

Events

FPU Lesson 2: Relating with Money

September 16

Nerds and Free Spirits Unite! In this session you’ll learn about working together. Whether married or single, we all need a little accountability to target and reach our goals.

Ladies' Bible Study

September 16

The second of six sessions studying The Quest by Beth Moore continues Sunday, September 16 at 5:00 pm.

Fifth Sunday Potluck

September 30

Immediately following the service, plan to stay for our 5th Sunday potluck lunch. Everyone is invited, guests and members. This is a great time to get to know the faces you see every Sunday! No evening studies or events.

Fall Community Festival

October 14

We have started planning for the Fall Community Festival! Sunday, October 14th 4-6 pm. More information soon to come.

See the full calendar.

Come be a part of our worship services on Sundays at 10:30.

Sunday Sermon

Words

The Church at Pergamum

about 4 days ago

The church at Pergamum was faithful, but some of their spiritual beliefs were not biblical. How has Aspen Park responded to the worldliness present in worship today?

Faithful to the End

about a week ago

The church at Smyrna never succumbed to the persecution they faced for their beliefs. Does Aspen Park have what it takes to stand firm against the pressure of today's culture?

sermon notes