Everyone is Welcome
Everyone is welcome at the Smithville First Christian Church! We have roots that stretch as far back as 1827, and yet we know that our history is only as strong as the stories it helps us to live today. We are searching and growing in the 21st century, and we’re doing that by growing closer together in community and by boldly stepping into the future that God has for us here in Smithville.
We’re a church committed to walking with each other on our different journeys in faith. We do this by encouraging our children and youth to learn more about the Bible, about Jesus and about God, and by asking our adults to commit to lives of learning and study. We strive each day to live as the people God has called us to be. We’re not always perfect and we don’t always agree. And yet, we know that as the Body of Christ we need one another. We walk with each other. We cry and we laugh together. We are Smithville First Christian Church.
Join us for Worship Service
Sundays at 10:30 am
Children’s Church & Nursery Care Available
Come at 10:00 am for Fellowship, Coffee & Donuts!
201 North Bridge Street
Smithville, MO 64089
Ash Wednesday Worship Service: Wednesday, March 5th at 6:30 pm
Good Friday Service – Friday, April 18 at 7 pm
Easter Sunday – Sunday, April 20th at 10:30 am
Bread & Broth: Every Wednesday, March 12th – April 9th at 5:45 pm
Join us every Wednesday starting March 12 through April 9th at 5:45 pm for Bread & Broth. Enjoy a meal of soup and bread while engaging in fellowship, then we’ll have a discussion around the assigned chapters from the book, The Screwtape Letters, by C.S. Lewis. While reading the book is not necessary to take part in the Wednesday night discussions, doing so will enhance your experience. You can purchase the book online or download a free version to read on your computer.
Praise & Prayer Requests
Please submit your Praise or Prayer requests on behalf of yourself or someone else. We will keep the prayer requests on our Prayer Sheet for one week or as long as you request. Please let us know below if we have permission to share this concern with the whole church. If not, the pastor and Elders will keep it in confidence and pray.