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.
Little By Little
Sunday, Nov. 8th, 10:30 AM
Why does change happen so slowly? We work on an issue, and then it comes up again and again and again. This is not a failure on our part, but a Divine plan that makes our lives way better than the quick fix we'd like. We'll explore why.
This is the second message in a 3-part series on shunning evil, which is a subset of our ongoing series, "Build an Extraordinary Life".
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Can’t join us in person?
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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.