Prayer Requests
Praise is due to you, O God, in Zion,
and to you shall vows be performed.
O you who hear prayer,
to you shall all flesh come.
When iniquities prevail against me,
you atone for our transgressions.
Blessed is the one you choose and bring near,
to dwell in your courts!
We shall be satisfied with the goodness of your house,
the holiness of your temple (Psalm 65:1–4)!
We are happy to pray for our community, for our God hears us when we pray. We meet for our prayer meeting every Wednesday night.
Can’t make it out? Feel free to submit a prayer request with the following form: Prayer Request Form
Resources
These files are made available to the congregation for the life and ministry of the Church.
- Building Use Request Form
- Expense Reimbursement Form (XLSX, PDF)
- Child and Youth Protection Policy
- Sunday School and Bible Study Notes
- Prayer Forms, by Pastor Taylor
- If you need a handy sheet to help guide your prayer times, consider using the following PDF. It contains a definition of prayer from the Westminster Larger Catechism, five models for prayer, as well as various other notes and quotes.
- For a simplified budget with recommended percentages, see: https://jimnewheiser.com/financial-resources/
- Funeral Planning Form
Private
The following files are made available to members of the congregation. They require a password to access. To get the password, please contact the office or Pastor Taylor.
You can find the church directory and the prayer list at the following link:
Interested in Joining?
If you desire to become a member of Stonebridge Church, you may inform the pastor or one of the elders of your desire to join. We will arrange for an Inquirers Class. The class will meet with the pastor and he will teach you five things: what it means to be Presbyterian; a survey of church history; what the Church is; what it means to be Evangelical; and what it means to be Reformed.
After the class the elders will interview those interested in joining. At that meeting, you will be asked to share:
- how you came to faith in Jesus,
- how you’ve seen God at work in your life since coming to know Him,
- how you would like to serve the Lord alongside of the rest of the congregation,
- and how the officers and members can serve and encourage you.
After meeting with the elders, a day will be scheduled for you to take public membership vows during the worship service. At that time, you will be formally received into the congregation.