Question 1

What kind of a church is Providence Church?

Accepted Answer

We are a church in concert with the Southern Baptist Convention at the national level and the Southern Baptists of Texas at the state level, partnering for the sake of missions and other efforts to reach out to the world in the name of Christ. Theologically we embrace the principles of the Protestant Reformation. Our beliefs could be considered Reformed and we are part of FIRE, The Fellowship of Independent Reformed Evangelicals.

Question 2

When does Providence Church meet?

Accepted Answer

Sunday School at 9:15 AM, Worship Service at 10:30 AM, and Wednesday Prayer Meeting at 6:30 PM. On the first Sunday of the month we hold the Lord’s Supper followed by a fellowship meal after the morning service.

Question 3

What is the main worship service like?

Accepted Answer

We have a blended service with an assortment of the great hymns of the faith as well as some newer songs. A mini-orchestra aids us as we sing. We will at times have responsive readings and on occasion recite the Apostles’ Creed together. The sermon is expository, typically going through a book of the Bible.

Question 4

How is Providence Church governed?

Accepted Answer

Providence Church is led by a group of elders, but ultimate authority resides with the congregation under Christ. The congregation elects elders and empowers them with the governing of the church. The deacons are more in charge of the physical needs of the church.

Question 5

What does Providence Church offer for children?

Accepted Answer

We offer Sunday School classes from 1s and 2s through 6th grade using God-centered curriculum. For children ages 3–2nd grade there is Children’s Church during the sermon. We have nursery care at all Sunday services.

Question 6

What is the dress code at Providence Church?

Accepted Answer

There is no particular dress code. On Sunday mornings you’d find folks in attire ranging from jeans to suits or nice dresses. Come as you are!

Question 7

How does membership work at Providence Church?

Accepted Answer

After attending a new members class, those who have experienced a believer’s baptism by immersion and submitted a signed church covenant are put forward by the elders for a congregational vote at one of our quarterly members meetings.

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