Sunday: The Lord’s Day Gathering
What Happens:
Lord’s Supper: 9:30am
You’ll notice the assembly gathers in simplicity, usually around the Emblems. The Lord’s Supper (Breaking of
Bread) is central, followed by Bible teaching, singing, prayer, and opportunities for fellowship. This meeting isn’t
led by one individual; brothers in the fellowship lead audibly as guided by the Spirit, and sisters participate quietly
in worship, with a head covering in keeping with Scripture (1 Corinthians 11:3-16, Acts 20:7). The worship
meeting would be entirely Spirit-led (no man-made order) comprising of scripture reading, Christ focussed
devotion, hymn singing, prayers of worship and partaking of the emblems (Lord’s supper). There is also an
opportunity for collection/ offerings at this time. The worship meeting is concluded in prayer following a short
devotional exhortation. Brothers in fellowship often take this opportunity to bring a word of cheer or exposition
(10-15min, completed by 11am)
Communion is followed by Announcements & Fellowship break (simple refreshments brought my saints along
with coffee and tea) are available. This is a wonderful opportunity to have meaningful fellowship and often
celebrating birthdays.
Gospel meeting (12 noon):
Open to all, is held later in the day, explaining the good news of Christ clearly and
simply. This is preceded by Sunday School singing and Gospel songs (all assembly join in this). All are
encouraged to stay through presentation of Gospel. The assembly views Gospel presentation essential,
worshipful and heavenly brining salvation & joy.
Bible Class: 12:30 to 1pm
Gospel meeting will be followed by Bible teaching or Workshop as planned previously. The assembly prior invites
exercised and inspired teachers to bring sound word from the Bible for the edification of saints. There will
simultaneous Sunday School at this time in various classes at the same time.
Fellowship Lunch:
Last Sunday of each month is a time for love feast where the assembly often invites visiting brothers to bring
Gospel & Ministry (as the Lord leads) and this is followed by Lunch, prepared by the saints. You are very
welcome to stay and have this fellowship meal with us.
What’s Expected:
If you are not yet received into fellowship, you are warmly invited to observe the Lord’s Supper, but you’re kindly
asked not to partake of the bread and cup. Feel free to participate quietly—standing as others stand, singing,
and listening. The time afterward is for mingling and encouragement; all are welcome to stay for refreshments
and conversations.
Welcoming and Ushering:
Ushers or greeters may help you find a seat and answer any questions. Don’t hesitate to introduce yourself—
they’ll help you feel at home.
