CONNECT
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There are many ways to go about getting integrated into community at Sunset. Here are a few suggestions:
-Fill out the connect form below and someone will personally help you get plugged in!
-Join a Dinner Group
-Come to our midweek service (Wednesdays at 7). It’s a more intimate environment and a great place to meet people.
-When there’s a serving opportunity or event, jump in! Serving is a great way to connect with others in a meaningful way.
-Come ask for prayer in our prayer tent on Sundays! This will put you on our team’s radar!
-Visit our connect area on Sundays!
-Bring lunch and stick around after service on Sundays!
-Be friendly and introduce yourself to others at our services! Don’t run off!
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All followers of Jesus are called to be committed to a local family of believers. Becoming a member of this church lets us know you are here to stay, and want to be treated like part of the family. To learn more about committing to Sunset as your church, click here.
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Yes! We want to empower each member of the body of Christ at Sunset to use their gifts to build others up in the faith. This may take the form of serving in a formal ministry, or it may simply mean doing life in community in a highly intentional way. Whatever the case, we want equip you to do the work of ministry (Ephesians 4:12).
ALOHA!
The best way to make the jump from attendee to active participant is to get connected! If you would like help, simply fill out the form below and a church member will be in touch shortly.
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Become a Member
Committing To SBCC as ‘your church’.
All followers of Jesus are called to be committed to a local family of believers. In a transient community like the North Shore, sometimes it’s difficult to know who is here to stay. To let us know you are committed to being here, and want to be treated like part of the family, click below!
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Join a Dinner Group
Dinner Groups are small home gatherings where we do community around a table, and conversation around God’s Word. We believe this practice is both biblical and cultural. We are told the early church “devoted themselves” to breaking bread together (Acts 2). And, when Glen Powell, the first pastor of SBCC, came to Haleiwa in the 1940’s, he said one thing that made a huge impression on him was how people in Hawaii invited him in for meals. Hit the button below to join a group!
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Are you ready to commit your life to Christ?
Baptism identifies us with Jesus in His death and resurrection (Romans 6). If you’ve placed your faith in Christ as the One who came to pay for your sins on the cross and who rose again to give you His resurrection life, we would love to baptize you and then help you follow and obey Jesus with your whole life (Matt. 28:19-20).