Family Worship is an opportunity for both children and adults to worship God, have fun, and grow spiritually as a family. It is an environment where parents and children can learn from one another, play games, and dive into the Bible. It's not a children’s service with adults present nor is it an adult service with children present. It is a new and exciting way to engage people of all ages and redefine what a Sunday morning worship experience can look like, with music, games, family discussion, and a message from Pastor Jill every week. If you have questions or concerns at any time, please contact me and we look forward to sharing in fun and worship with you!
Traditional Worship
Sundays at 8:30am, 9:30am & 11am
(Door 1)
Traditional Worship livestream
Watch live at 8:30am or anytime after
Online Worship on Facebook
Watch & comment live at 8:30am or anytime after
Family Worship
Sundays at 9:45am in Celebration Hall (Door 2,7) or watch online
All ages welcome
Thursday Worship on Zoom
Thursdays at 6:30pm
Casual, interactive
All ages welcome
Sunday, April 18 family worship
Family Worship gathers in Celebration Hall (Doors 2,7) at 9:45am. Masks are required and social distancing will be maintained. Online worship will continue. Watch at NoblesvilleFirst.com/livestream live or anytime. Or watch with others on Facebook at 9:45 and share in dialogue in the comments section. See links below to connect.
This week ...
For week three in this series, we head to Genesis 26:1-6, 12- 22, 26-31. Isaac moved to a region where he reclaimed the wells that had belonged to his father, Abraham. For years no one had cared about the wells until they were reopened, then everyone started fighting over them. Instead of fighting, Isaac decided to give away the wells in order to make peace. Isaac simply walked away from what was rightfully his. And by walking away from the fight, those people changed their opinion about Isaac and decided to trust him. Bottom Line: You can show you care about others by walking away from a fight. Sometimes creating peace with someone means walking away even if we’re not wrong. Often it takes a stronger person to have the self-control to walk away. We pray that kids will learn how they can choose peace when they want to argue and fight.
Director of Family Ministries Ally Hall is very skilled at engaging children and adults and you will love her contagious personality and deep faith. At-home materials and discussion questions are emailed to families prior to Sunday worship. The 30-minute experience includes:
- High energy music
- Games
- Worship songs led by Joe Coy and the Praise Band
- Pastor Jill and a Bible story/message
- Family discussion
- Activities to live into the message throughout the week
Questions?
Contact to Pastor Jill Moffett at or Ally Hall or call 317-773-2500.