Visiting
Join us at our new location at Prairie High School for Sunday school classes at 9:30 a.m. and our single worship service at 11:00 a.m. We don’t require any particular style of dress. Most attendees choose casual clothing, but you wouldn't be out of place in something more formal either.
Our Sunday morning services at bpChurch are focused on Prayer, Worship in Song, and Preaching of the Word.
Check out our YouTube Page to see what our services are like!
Music
We start and finish our services with singing. Our music is a mix of newer songs and traditional hymns.
Sermon
The largest portion of our service is given to a sermon rooted in the Bible. We treasure the opportunity to hear from God in His word week-by-week and make it a central part of our worship. If you don't have a Bible of your own, we provide Bibles in the back of the seats. Please feel free to take a copy or ask one of the ushers for a paperback version if you prefer.
Classes
Along with our Service in the auditorium, we also have deeper study classes for all ages. For teens and adults we have our bp Academy program; feel free to sit in on a class at any time! We also have a Sunday School program for our 1-6th graders and child care for Nursery and Preschool/Kindergarten. Check out our kids page for more information.
Classes for adults are offered at 9:30 a.m. only. This allows you to attend a class and also attend a worship service at 11:00 a.m. the same morning!
Where do I go?
We are currently meeting at Prairie High School for our Sunday worship service and Sunday school classes. Sunday school classes are at 9:30 a.m. and our worship service is at 11:00 a.m. in the Prairie High School Auditorium. The only entrance to PHS is the intersection of 112th Avenue and 119th Street, across from the Winco shopping center.
During our construction, only the Fellowship Hall on our current campus will be open. The Fellowship Hall is the brick building which houses our current church and pastoral offices, as well as our midweek Bible studies and ministries.
