Looking for a place where you can worship, learn and connect with others? The Family Worship Center offers a mix of services, activities and community events that fit busy lives. Whether you’re new to the area or just searching for a fresh start, the center welcomes families, singles and seniors alike.
Every Sunday the center runs three worship services: a traditional 9 am gathering, a contemporary 11 am worship, and a family‑focused 6 pm service with kid‑friendly music and messages. All three are streamed live on the center’s website, so you can join from home or on the go. The stream includes a chat feature where you can submit prayer requests in real time.
Mid‑week, there’s a short 30‑minute prayer hour on Wednesdays at 7 pm. It’s a quick way to pause, pray and hear a short devotional. No registration needed—just show up in person or click the link for the live video.
Kids ages 3‑12 have a dedicated Sunday School curriculum that uses stories, games and crafts to teach biblical truths in a fun way. Parents can drop their children off during any service and pick them up later. For teens, there’s a weekly youth group on Fridays that blends music, discussion and service projects.
Adults aren’t left out. The center runs a “Bible Basics” class twice a month, a marriage enrichment workshop each quarter, and a community outreach team that visits local shelters. All classes are free, and you can sign up at the welcome desk or online.
Need a place to host a birthday party or a family reunion? The Family Worship Center rents its fellowship hall at a low rate. The hall comes with tables, chairs and a kitchen, plus a volunteer staff member to help set up.
Getting involved is easy. Volunteers can sign up for greeters, music teams, children’s ministry or community service. The center posts all opportunities on its bulletin board and in the weekly email newsletter. Even an hour a month makes a big difference.
In short, the Family Worship Center is more than a building; it’s a hub where worship, learning and community intersect. Check the schedule, join a program that fits your life, and see how you can grow spiritually while serving others.
Jimmy Swaggart, famed televangelist and founder of the Family Worship Center, has died at 90. Despite scandals in the '80s and '90s that shook his ministry, he continued preaching into his late 80s. Swaggart's mix of global influence, gospel music, and public redemption defined his long, complicated career.
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