Practicing Social Distancing in Community

In response to Covid-19, we have created new digital platforms to accomplish our mission of making disciples and equipping those who do.
All on campus activities have been postponed until further notice.

Groups

We are currently holding virtual groups as we face COVID-19. Find access to your group here.

COVID-19 Updates

Stay updated on how we are handling COVID-19 as a church family.

Give

In addition to our church budget we will be responding to the needs of our community at this time.

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“But God showed His love for us in that while we were still sinners Christ died for us.”

Romans 5:8

Watch Online

Watch our service on Sunday,
at 9:00 and 10:30 a.m.,
from home!

Give Online

Tithe and give offerings with our online giving system.

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Next Events

Call to Prayer

  • 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
We will have a church-wide call to prayer on Tuesday, April 7. Participants can join via Zoom:https://ssbc.zoom.us/j/574305955 Meeting ID: 574-305-955 Or can call in by dialing: 1-646-558-8656

The Family Room

  • 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Each Wednesday, at 7:00 p.m., Pastor Gary Webber will host special guests on Facebook Live. We will be discussing a wide variety of topics that impact families and our community. You can submit your questions live during the event. The recording will be available on our YouTube channel.

Worship

  • 9:00 am – 10:00 am
Each Sunday at 9:00 a.m., we will make a new online worship experience available. You can access the service on Facebook and YouTube or by going to our website. We will also live stream the service at 10:30 a.m., on our website. If you can’t join us “live” on Sundays, the service will continue to be available throughout the week as well as on our podcast which can be accessed wherever you get your podcasts.

Special Called Meeting

  • 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Congress has passed, and President Trump has signed, legislation allowing small businesses and non-profit organizations to apply for a loan/grant to cover payroll, utilities, and a few other designated expenses for a set number of weeks during our current national shut-down. This loan, if used for its intended purposes, will automatically convert to a federal grant and be forgiven by the federal government post-crisis. The Council of Trustees has determined it is in the…

Family Resources

Are you looking for resources to use at home during social distancing?

Latest Sermons

Watch and Pray

We do everything we can to avoid painful realities. There are two techniques that have proven especially effective, however. These are hyperactivity and sedation. On one hand, we keep ourselves so busy that we stay ahead of the painful realities of our lives, and on the other, we sedate ourselves so we can sleep through the pain. We rush around all day until we finally crash,only to awaken to start the cycle all over again. Meanwhile, our souls are shriveling…

The Unexpected Sabbath

The world has come to a standstill. Schools are shut down, businesses have closed, travel has slowed to a crawl, the economy is tanking, and even churches have been forced to close their doors. The novel coronavirus (or Covid-19) was designated a pandemic by the World Health Organization, forcing everyone to take extraordinary precautions in order to slow the spread of this deadly disease. Many people are justifiably concerned about the health implications of this pandemic as well as the…

The Day Religion Died

In this, the final installment of Losing My Religion, we also consider how religion led to Jesus’ crucifixion and how His death on the cross marks the day religion died. Pastor Gary will discuss the surprising similarities between religion and secular humanism and how both fall short of their promises to bring us peace. “The most striking, resented, and dangerous of Jesus’ activities was his opposition to religion as that was understood in his time. This is what led to…

Tribal Identities

We all carry many identities: mother, son, doctor, student, American, Refugee, white, black, conservative, progressive, Southern Baptist, Atheist. The list can go on and on. In a culture that is increasingly divided by our identities, we must recognize the need to rest our identity in Christ. Only when our identity is in Christ can we transcend our tribal identities and truly love our neighbors. Join us for part 7 of Losing My Religion where we will look at the problem…