Worship Times:
Sunday: 10:00 a.m. Bible Study (classes for all ages)
Sunday: 11:00 a.m. Worship
Wednesday: 7:00 p.m. Bible Study (classes for all ages)

Sunday, Feb. 19th 6:00 p.m. Mission Meal
(Pot Luck) and Men's Sharing
Sunday, Mar. 4th 6:30 p.m. Small Groups
What is worship like at Glacier church of Christ?
Welcome to Glacier Church of Christ! We want you to feel comfortable when you visit us, so let us tell you what you can generally expect when you come.
The Setting
You enter our building through double doors into a small outer room. There you will find the morning bulletin for your information. Continue through the next set of doors to what we refer to as the “auditorium,” where you will find a place to sit. There are no reserved seats, so feel free to sit anywhere. Someone is usually at the door of the auditorium to greet you.
The Music
One of the unique things about Glacier is that the music is ‘a cappella;’ that is, we sing without the use of musical instruments. We love the beauty and joy of worshipping God from our hearts with our voices.
We believe you will find the singing meaningful and uplifting, with everyone being invited to participate.
Other Aspects of Worship
When you honor us with a visit you will hear spoken prayers and a lesson from God’s Word. We believe in the power of prayer and God’s Word, so these aspects will take up a considerable amount of our worship time. The lesson is normally 25-30 minutes long. We hope you find it refreshingly Bible-centered and applicable to your life.
The Lord’s Supper will also be included in our worship time. During this time, trays of unleavened bread (symbolizing the body of Jesus) and cups of grape juice (symbolizing the blood of Jesus) will be passed throughout the auditorium. You do not have to participate in this celebration of what Jesus did for us on the cross. You are welcome to just pass the trays to the next person.
Trays will also be passed to collect a weekly financial offering. As our guest, you are not expected to make a donation.
At the close of the lesson, the preacher will “extend an invitation.” He will encourage those who wish to ‘respond’ to come to the front of the auditorium while the congregation sings. At this time, if you need help spiritually in any way, please come forward.
What is Expected of You?
We hope that you will participate in the worship service. But don’t feel obligated. Just observe if that is your choice. Also, if you would, when you visit, fill out a guest card and make us aware of your visit. This simply provides information so that we can write or call to thank you for your visit.
"I am the true vine, and my Father is the gardener."
John 15:1