Pastor Will Swaney says the impact of the joint worship night was felt across all four participating congregations. Photo courtesy Saving Grace Church of the Nazarene
🎧 Four Churches, One Night of Worship in Battle Ground
Sixty people, four churches and three denominations participate
BATTLE GROUND – A “joyful noise onto the Lord” was heard Saturday, June 13 at Battle Ground’s Saving Grace Church of the Nazarene, where 60 people, representing four churches and three denominations, came together as one Body of Christ to worship and praise God.
The band included two drummers, a bassist, a guitarist, a pianist and four vocalists, along with approximately 60 voices raising up music, arms, eyes and hearts to God in exuberant praise, thanksgiving and worship.
“We may conduct services differently, have different traditions and cultures in our churches, but we all believe the rock, the foundation, the focal point is always Jesus, his servant life and his sacrificial death on the cross,” said Pastor Will Swaney, of Saving Grace Church. “We rocked the rafters of our church for this worship service, but I truly believe the impact was felt in all the churches represented here that evening.”
Active participating church communities were:
Photo courtesy Saving Grace Church of the Nazarene
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Saving Grace Church of the Nazarene
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Amboy Church of the Nazarene
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Lewis River Fellowship (Nazarene)
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The Remnant
Founded in 1951, Saving Grace is a faith community in Battle Ground, whose mission is to “make God known by actively demonstrating the love of Christ in Battle Ground … and beyond.” Services are held in the Saving Grace Church, located at 203 S. Parkway in Battle Ground, at 10 a.m. Sundays, with various smaller group meetings throughout the week.
For more information, please visit SavingGraceBG.com.
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