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Our Sunday Gathering
10:30am
Concord Town Hall
86 Franklin St
Springville, NY 14141
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Our Sunday gathering is the center of our life together. From the moment you step through the doors at Twelve Springs, we want you to encounter the beautiful gospel of Jesus Christ. That's why each section of our service is designed to move you closer and closer to our Savior's cross. We gather together for a time of singing the Word, praying the Word, preaching the Word, hearing the Word, seeing the Word through Baptism and participating in the Lord’s Supper. These times together serve to remind us that God has made sinners like us, saints called to be like Him. That is why Sunday mornings at Twelve Springs are, and will always be, about the gospel.
We gather for the purpose of worshipping the one and only God—our Creator, Sustainer, Redeemer, and Friend. Consequently, nearly everything we do is focused on acknowledging and celebrating His greatness—especially His gracious display of love to us in the gospel. He alone is the Audience for whom we perform.
We gather for the purpose of worshipping corporately—just as God Himself desires. This is why our prayers, confessions, and singing are most frequently offered to Him in the first-person plural: “Our Father . . . We believe . . . We confess . . .”
Given the life transforming implications of the gospel, joy is the primary quality that distinguishes our congregational praise. We gather for the purpose of worshipping joyfully, actively engaging our intellect, emotions, and body while still maintaining order in our services.
We gather for the purpose of worshipping in a manner that rehearses the gospel, employing a format shaped by the contours of Christ’s redeeming work. Since worship is our response to His loving provision, nothing is more honoring of His grace than making its themes our own.
We gather for the purpose of worshipping with a style that is both classical and contemporary. We borrow from the church’s worship in the past—employing ancient creeds, historic confessions, and time‐honored music—while affirming our own distinct culture. Our worship is an indigenous and contemporary expression of our ancient faith.
We gather for the purpose of worshipping “by the book,” putting to use various components of worship found in the Scriptures. These principal elements include: prayer, singing, reading and preaching the Bible, the ordinances (baptism and the Lord’s Supper), and the giving of offerings.
Our Liturgy
Below is an outline of the shape of our worship services. This sort of thing is often called a “liturgy,” which simply refers to the elements of our worship and their order. Each Sunday includes what we call five movements:
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We open our services by drawing our attention upward to God. In this movement we welcome one another as God has welcomed us, we are called to worship from the Word of God, and we sing praise to our God.
After having our attention directed towards God and praising His holiness, we move to taking time in our service to look inward as we are reminded of our unholiness in comparison to our holy God. In this movement we are exhorted from God’s Word, confess our sins privately and corporately, and those who are followers of Jesus are reminded of the forgiveness promised in Christ.
As we are assured of the forgiveness we have received in Christ we remember that we have not been saved to a life of isolation, but we have been saved into a community of faith, a family of brothers and sisters in Christ. So in this movement we take time to exhort one another so long as it is called today encouraging one another primarily through corporate singing.
This movement is where we all look to Jesus. We hear the Word read and preached, then we observe the gospel through our participation in the Lord’s Supper. A prayer based on the sermon text is given then we sing about our glorious Savior Jesus Christ.
As we close our service, we remember we have been called to a mission to proclaim the gospel—the good news of Jesus—to our community and the world. So we sing a final song to strengthen us as we are sent out to testify of the goodness of Jesus. And, just as our service opened with the Word of God, we then close our service by being exhorted from the Word of God through a call to action.
Worship Services
Concord Town Hall
86 Franklin St
Springville, NY 14141
Every Sunday at 10:30am
Twelve Springs Church is a new church plant located in Springville, NY. We believe church can be a place where God's children come together and are refreshed as they remember the Lord's promises and experience the fullness of His Person. Our prayer is that God’s people would be rejuvenated and sent out in strength to do the Lord’s work after every service.
Our Mission
Twelve Springs Church exists to know and make known the only true God
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Mailing Address
29 Mechanic St, Suite 5
Springville, NY 14141
(716)353-1353
info@twelvespringschurch.com
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