Being engaged in worship each week, connected through group life, and serving at the church are essential building blocks to growing in faith. At SNC, we want to continue to seek next steps and move forward in faith. Faith in God is about relationship, and healthy relationships are not static; they move forward.
 
Here are some key next steps that you might consider as you seek to grow in relationship with God, and as a part of the community of faith.

At SNC, we count it a privilege to help you identify and take the Next Step God has for you. We are all works in progress, and it's through obedience to each Next Step that we grow in our faith and run the race marked out for us.  

We hold a Next Steps Class a few times a year. This class doubles as a membership class. You'll learn the fundamentals about the Church of the Nazarene, all that SNC has to offer, and how to plug in.   

VISIT A CONNECT GROUP
SNC has a variety of Connect Groups to choose from in the building on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings, and several more that meet in homes throughout the week.

TAKE A SPIRITUAL ASSESSMENT TEST
Identify your gifts and strengths to help decide where and how to serve.

SCHECDULE A CHILD DEDICATION
Making this public commitment to raise your children to know the Lord allows the church to partner with you and support you.

ATTEND THE BEGINNER BIBLE STUDY
This 3-4 week class starts with the basics and equips you to read and study your Bible on your own, and to feel comfortable in a small group Bible study.

FIND A PLACE TO SERVE
Serving is an important part of being a believer. Find a way to serve that matches your gifts, talents, and schedule.

JOIN IN MEMBERSHIP
Membership says you are all in, joining our mission of reaching up, reaching in, and reaching out. It also grants you the right to vote in annual church elections.

SIGN UP FOR BAPTISM
Baptism is an important step for every believer in which we publicly testify to the transforming effect of our salvation.

REQUEST A MENTOR OR VOLUNTEER AS A MENTOR
These partnerships allow for support and a safe environment in which to ask questions and learn to be a strong, healthy Christian.