THIS SUNDAY

Sunday mornings at Oak Arbor are a time to worship, reflect, and grow together through music, prayer, and thoughtful messages that offer practical guidance for everyday life.
Join us at 10:30 AM to see what we’re exploring this week, learn what to expect, or worship with us online.

THIS SUNDAY’S MESSAGE

Father and Son in John
Sunday, Sept. 27th, 10:30 AM

We say there's one God, but it sure is confusing when the Lord referred to Himself as the Son of God and talked about the Father as if separate from Himself. We will look at those teachings to discover how they can illuminate our understanding of our Lord and lead us to invite Him into our lives.

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WATCH OAK ARBOR ONLINE

Can’t join us in person?

Watch Sunday worship live at 10:30 AM, catch up on previous messages, or follow Oak Arbor for sermon clips, upcoming events, and everyday moments from church life.

Watch Live on YouTube or Facebook
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Before Worship
Come a few minutes early if you’d like. A greeter will welcome you, answer questions, and help you find your way. Grab a cup of coffee, browse our Book Shop, or enjoy a few quiet moments in the sanctuary. There’s no dress code or assigned seating.

Worship
Our service includes traditional and contemporary music, prayer, and a practical message. Families begin worship together, and children are invited forward for a special children’s talk.

We say the Lord’s Prayer together using wording based on Matthew 6:9–13. You’re welcome to follow along in the worship brochure or use the version familiar to you.

We don’t pass a collection plate. If you’d like to make a free-will offering, a bowl is available at the sanctuary entrance.

Sunday School & Nursery
From September through May, children and teens may head to Sunday School or Nursery after the children’s talk while adults remain in the sanctuary.
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After Worship
Everyone is invited to stay for coffee, refreshments, and conversation in the Foyer and Café.

Accessibility
Oak Arbor is fully ADA accessible, with step-free access to the sanctuary and restrooms.