Today's spotlight Congregational church

This is just one of many churches in our database. Click on the button above to do a full search. Congregational church name: Montrose Community Church From the church pastor: "Contemporary pastor, Rev. Bryan Griem (called 2006) with small congregation of less than 100. Baptistic church belonging to the Conservative Congregational Christian Conference (CCCC). Bible believing, Bible teaching. Worship music is blended, people are loving, and there is plenty of room to grow. Sunday main service at 10am, preceded by adult Sunday school at 9. Wednesday evening Bible Study and Thursday evening Men's Fellowship. No weekday meetings on the first week of every month. We even have junior church for the few young ones after the music portion of our main service. We are in Montrose, and on Montrose, and we host 2 other smaller congregations that rent and utilize our facility at other times. We are surrounded by La Crescenta, La Canada, Tujunga, Verdugo and Glendale. We love the Lord and one another, and you would be a valuable asset to our growing little flock. Add your gifts, and be used by God in this community. We'll see you here!" Church Description: This is a Congregational church. The church building could be described as Conservative (stained glass and steeple). The church's dress code could be described as Casual (comfortable yet still dressy) . The size of the church building could be described as small (seats less than 500). For more information, you can call the church at (818) 248-0483 or visit them online at www.MontroseCommunityChurch.org Church Address: 2416 Montrose Ave - Montrose, CA - 91020 View a MapQuest map Main Service description: Service usually begins with an opening song, some announcements and then a small worship set which includes both contemporary praises and traditional hymns. Musical instruments are used. Offering is then collected and the sermon message is given by pastor. Messages are bible based, often going through whole books, but there are many topical expositions as well in between and especially those that pertain to holiday times throuout the year (including Advent, Sanctity of Life, Easter, etc). Service usually ends with a final song and benediction, and communion is served on the second Sunday of every month. After service there are usually refreshments served and a time of socializing. Send this church listing to a friend. Congregational Ministries Offered: Main service (Sat/Sun)

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