Your voice matters as we vote on important bylaw updates on January 19 & 26, 2025 – including the adoption of Baptist Faith and Message 2000, the creation of campus-level Trustee Advisory Teams, and the introduction of electronic voting options. Click below to learn more about these changes, which will strengthen our multi-campus structure, clarify pastoral roles, and maintain accurate membership records for a healthier church family.
Group Leaders, don’t miss our required training—choose one of two dates: today, January 12 or Sunday, January 19 from 12:15–2:15 p.m. in the Ave South Basement. We’ll share our vision for this year and give you tools to equip you to best lead your group. Lunch and childcare are provided with registration.
Join us for a night of worship and prayer with our Yo Pros on Thursday, January 23, from 6:00–8:00 p.m. in the Sanctuary. We’ll seek the Lord together and connect in community—we’ll see you there!
Find your people at Ave South and start the new year by connecting with a Life Group. Join us on Sunday, January 26, in the corridor after each service to meet our groups and find a place where you can grow in faith and fellowship.
Do you sense God’s call to become a member of The Church at Avenue South? This is where it starts. Join our Discover class on Sunday, January 26, from 12:30-3:30 p.m. to learn more about who we are as a church, our mission, and how God has gifted you to serve the body of Christ.
Start 2025 with 40 days of intentional prayer, seeking God’s power and presence in every area of life and ministry. Visit our website to subscribe to the daily prayer guide and share your prayer requests as we unite in seeking spiritual renewal, breakthrough, and gospel impact together!
Wildfires in California are leaving communities in urgent need of hope and support. Your gift helps our mission partners in LA provide critical relief, including physical aid and spiritual care, to those impacted. Join us in making a difference—give now to support this vital work.
Ever feel like your doubts or questions mean you’re doing something wrong? What if those doubts are actually an invitation to grow, leading to clarity, strength, and a deeper faith? Learn how doubt can be a powerful catalyst for spiritual growth, drawing from examples like Habakkuk and John the Baptist to show how bringing questions to God can lead to renewed understanding and a richer relationship with Him.
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