Take a Step - Gather in Worship
We believe a disciple of Jesus is someone who Lives with Jesus, Loves like Jesus, and Leads Others to do the Same. That journey begins by gathering in worship to live with Jesus, joining a group where you can love and be loved like Jesus, and being on-mission as you lead others.
What does it mean to gather in worship?
It means we want to be a place where you learn to have your identity rooted in Christ and experience God’s presence more deeply. We create environments for you to corporately worship God and intentionally engage God.
Along those lines, we also acknowledge that the church is large, and it can be hard to know how to get involved. We encourage everyone to take a step. That step will look different for everyone. Life can be busy, and not everyone will take the same path. See a list of our current opportunities below.
On-Going Rhythms
A consistent, on-going rhythm is engaging with our worship services in person and online. You can find current and past sermons in audio and video format for those times when you cannot join us. All sermons also include a devotional guide and notes.
Service Times: Sundays at 9 & 10:30 AM
Short-Term Opportunities
The Fountain
One of our key goals for those who call Hershey Free Church home is to prioritize gathering together in worship. We desire for you to have your identity rooted in Christ and experience God’s presence more deeply. The Fountain is an intimate environment created to allow you space to praise God, pray, be encouraged, and to do so with others. We encourage everyone to attend the next Fountain on Saturday, November 7, at 7 PM in the auditorium and to bring an item to donate to our food bank.
Prayer
At Hershey Free Church, we hope that you become people of prayer, not just people who pray. To that end, we want to embed prayer as a significant rhythm in all our ministry areas. We aim to create environments for children, students, and adults to engage in meaningful prayer that leads to a deeper transformational relationship with God and others.