Services and Ministries
As stated in our purposes on the front page, our purposes are to:
- Foster and maintain the public worship of God.
- Carry out the Great Commission of Jesus Christ.
- Promote Christian fellowship.
- Promote growth in the grace and knowledge of Christ among its members.
Therefore, our services are designed with these purposes in mind.
The North Tiverton Baptist Church is committed to a balanced ministry which emphasizes four priorities: worship,
caring, spiritual growth and teaching God's Word. Our worship of God is real and heartfelt, but is done "decently
and in order." We care for one another as a family--that is, in more than word alone. We cultivate the fullest
spiritual life possible both individually and corporately. And we think one of the most important aspects of balanced
ministry in a church is the communication of God's Word at every opportunity. We are a Bible-believing, Bible-teaching
church. We emphasize the importance of following the Bible as our authority in doctrine and instruction for living.
In our church, God's word is preached and taught with neither compromise nor apology. We maintain the Bible still
has the answers for today!
We encourage you join us in worship, fellowship, caring and instruction in God's Word. However, if you are already
in a sound Bible-believing church, we encourage you to stay there! If you are in search of a good church or have
no church affiliation, please keep us in consideration.
Sunday Morning Worship Service at 10:00 AM. We also have Children's Sunday School during this service.
Sunday Evening Prayer Service at 6:00 PM. During this service, we have a shorter time of preaching/teaching than in the Morning Worship Service. However, the main emphasis of this service is prayer. We have a sweet time of fellowship afterward.
Thursday Evening Bible Teaching at 7:00 PM. This service is conducted in a Sunday School/Bible Study format. Interaction is encouraged and appreciated.
We have a "cry" room (or Mother's Room) available during all our services. This allows mothers to be with their children while attending the services.