Welcome to Somerset church of Christ

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Scott Pfettscher

Minister

Mike Pittman

Elder

Dave Neal

Elder

Hannah Pfettscher

Secretary

Jereme Layne

Deacon

Andy Hill

Deacon

Welcome to the Somerset church of Christ.

We are a small congregation of 55-60 people. We have some young families with children as well as some older members. We are a very active group of people and enjoy getting together with one another. Our focus is to study God's Word and follow it to the best of our ability. God is the one who has provided us with our earthly life and a hope of eternal life. We are not perfect, but we gather together and study His Word so we may know it better, to better serve God and man.

We have a Sunday morning bible class & service, Sunday evening and Wednesday evening service with Bible classes for all ages.

Sunday services.
Bible Class @ 9:45am
Sunday Morning @ 10:30am
Sunday Evening @ 6:00pm
5th Sunday Afternoon Service @ 12:45pm

Wednesday Services.
Bible Class @ 7:00pm

Live stream (on Facebook & YouTube) will start 10-15 minutes prior to service times.

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Nursery class ages 1-4

This class is offered Sunday morning @ 9:45am and goes over basic Bible information.

Ages 4-8

This class is offered Sunday morning @ 9:45 and Wednesday @ 7 and they discuss stories of the Bible.

Ages 9-11

This class is Wednesday evening @ 7pm where they will start to memorize Scripture.

Teen Class ages 11-18

This class meets Wednesday evening @ 7pm where they begin to apply Scripture to their lives.

Adult class

This class meets Sunday morning @ 9:45am and Wednesday evening @ 7pm where they will dive deeper into the Bible to understand it better.

Boys class

Sunday morning @ 9:45 we will have a boys class for ages 11-18.

Girls class

Sunday morning @ 9:45 we will have a girls class for ages 11-18.

New Converts Class

Sunday morning we offer a class for those who were recently baptized.

  • 314 North Market Street, Somerset, Ohio, USA

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Hear

Hear God's Word -Romans 10:17

Believe

Believe in Jesus as the Son of God – John 3:16; 8:24; Mark 16:16

Repent

Repent of their past sins – Luke 13:3; Acts 2:38; 17:30; 2 Peter 3:9

Confess

Confess their faith before others – Matthew 10:32; Roman 10:10; 1 John 4:15

Be Baptized

Be immersed in water – Mark 16:16; Acts 2:38; 8:38; 22:16; 1 Peter 3:21

Live Faithfully

Live a faithful Christian life – 2 Timothy 4:7-8; 1 John 1:6-7; Revelation 2:10

  • SINGING: Probably the most noticeable thing that many will see is that our worship in song is without instrumental accompaniment.  That means in the style of the church.  It means we praise God and edify one another through a cappella (non-instrumental) singing (Colossians 3:16). We sing to praise God and to exhort and encourage one another. (Ephesians 5:19). And, everyone is invited to sing!  God is more interested in hearing praise than the quality of your voice.  We believe that a cappella congregational singing both enhances our personal involvement in the worship, and conforms to the New Testament example.
  • THE LORD’S SUPPER: You’ll also notice that on every Sunday we assemble to observe the Lord’s Supper, a memorial established by Jesus Himself to commemorate His death on the cross for the forgiveness of our sins (1 Corinthians 11:23-26). We celebrate the Lord’s Supper every Sunday. This is a focal point of our services as we worship the Lord and show our thanks to Him.  The first century church celebrated this observance on the first day of every week (Acts 20:7). During this memorial, plates containing pieces of unleavened bread will be passed throughout the congregation. The bread symbolizes the body of Jesus. Each participating person will break off a piece of the bread and eat it. Next, trays filled with small cups will contain “fruit of the vine,” usually grape juice, symbolizing the blood of Jesus. Each participant will drink the contents of one of the cups. We leave to each person the decision to participate in the Supper. If you choose not to participate, don’t be embarrassed. Feel free to just pass the plate or tray to the person next to you.
  • GIVING/OFFERING: In our Sunday assembly, our members give. This is the means by which our members make their weekly contributions in support of our ministries. Occasionally, we will also take a collection for special needs in our community or throughout the world. As our guest you are welcome but not expected to make a donation (I Corinthians 16:1-2; II Corinthians 9:7).
  • PRAYER: We are a praying people.  There will be several prayers offered in every service as we depend on and truth and want to thank God.  We offer prayers of supplication and thanksgiving (1 Timothy 2:1-8; Acts 2:42; 1 Thessalonians 5:17). If you have a specific prayer request let us know and we will try to include it.
  • PREACHING:  You will notice that the preacher doesn’t have a title such as Pastor or Reverend. He will probably be referred to as brother, mister, or, just called by his first name. He won’t be wearing any ecclesiastical vestments (special robes), which set him apart. The reason for this is our belief in the priesthood of all believers. We affirm that all believers are equal in God’s sight. The sermon is the time when the “good news” of God’s love and Jesus’ redemptive life is proclaimed and applied to our lives today. We want our preachers/speakers to work hard at applying the ancient Word to our lives today.  It is his job to preach the Word (2 Timothy 4). We believe you will find it encouraging, relevant and Bible-centered.
    • Invitation: At the close of some sermons, the preacher will “extend an invitation.” This is simply a time to invite those who are moved to do so to make a commitment or request prayer support. The preacher will encourage those who wish to “respond” to come to the front of the auditorium, while the congregation sings a hymn. This is not a time to feel uncomfortable; no one will be singled out in any way. There may be several who respond, or there may be none. Some may respond for baptism. Some may confess sins. Some may ask for prayer for a specific need. Some may want to “identify” or “place membership” with this church. If anyone responds for baptism, you will witness the baptism during this service. The baptism will be by immersion and for the remission of sin.
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