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Worship Services
Worship Services
Worship Services
- Early Worship Service 8:00 AM
- Sunday School Online 9:15 AM
- Worship Service 10:45 AM
- Live Streaming available via our Facebook page, YouTube Channel, the Sermons section of this website, and the Church App.
- Wednesday Prayer Online 12:00 PM
- Wednesday Night Bible Study Online 7:00 PM
Welcome Visitors
Worship Services
Worship Services
Hello and welcome to all our visitors whether you have joined us in person or via online streaming (Facebook, YouTube, or this website's Sermons page). If you would like to accept Jesus as your Lord and Savior and/or you are looking to make Shiloh your home church home please click the button below to fill out our form and get more information.
Serving Through Ministries
Serving Through Ministries
Serving Through Ministries
Each ministry has been established to serve an important part in our community. Please read, share more about our ministries and consider becoming an active member of our community of fatih.
Worship through Giving
Serving Through Ministries
Serving Through Ministries
We are improving the lives of our youth and young adults to become better citizens, leaders and role models. You can support our organization by volunteering, sponsoring, and/or donating to our ministries and make a big difference. Proverbs 3:27 "Withhold not good from them to whom it is due when it is in the power of your hand to do it."
Watch Night Service
Join Us In Person
Join us for Watch Night Service where we will bring in the new year in worship, prayer, and fellowship.
Breif history of Watch Night Service.
On the night of December 31, 1862, enslaved and free African Americans gathered, many in secret, to ring in the new year and await news that the Emancipation Proclamation had taken effect. Just a few months earlier, on September 22, 1862, President Abraham Lincoln issued the executive order that declared enslaved people in the rebelling Confederate States legally free. However, the decree would not take effect until the clock struck midnight at the start of the new year. The occasion, known as Watch Night or “Freedom's Eve,” marks when African Americans across the country watched and waited for the news of freedom. Today, Watch Night is an annual New Year’s Eve tradition that includes the memory of slavery and freedom, reflections on faith, and celebration of community and strength.
Join Us Online
For those that would like to join but may not be able to make it in person please join us via our live stream for this time-honored tradition.
