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What to Expect
At Enon
Primitive Baptist Church in New Boston, you’ll be warmly greeted by a small
group of believers who are actively seeking to grow closer to Christ through
daily discipleship. Before and after services, you’ll find warm conversations
with genuine people facing the same daily issues as you. The wonderful sound of
children playing is heard very quickly after the closing prayer. Fellowship is
important to Enon’s friends and members.
Worship
Sunday morning worship begins at 10:30 am and continues until around 12:00 PM.
On alternate weekends, we enjoy Sunday evening services and begin at 4 PM. Our
worship consists of singing, preaching, and prayer. You’ll notice our services
are family integrated; all ages worship our Savior together. The family was the
first institution created by God.
Singing
We have 30 minutes of congregational singing before preaching. At Enon, the
musical instrument used during worship is our voice. The practice of the early
(primitive) church was a Cappella singing of praises to God. God created these
instruments, our voices, to sing praises to his name. We believe that God has
commanded us to have joy flow from our heart in the form of songs. The songs are
chosen by the congregation. Each person is able to participate during the praise
service not by only singing but also by selecting songs that God has laid upon
their hearts.
Preaching
The message may be a mixture of experiential, topical, and expositional,
depending on the preacher, but be assured, the sovereign grace of God as taught
by the Apostles will be proclaimed. We are blessed to have several ARK-LA-TEX
area preachers visit among us, so we enjoy a variety of sermons from God called
ministers. All teaching is backed by the long trusted King James Bible. We don’t
believe you’ll leave the building spiritually hungry.
Prayer
Prayer is an important part of our worship. We take time to allow the
congregation to announce any prayer requests or thanksgivings on their heart. We
truly believe that the prayer of righteous people avails much. |