New Worship Service Aims to Reach Young Adults

On Sunday, February 7, QSBC will begin to offer a weekly worship service for young adults called 11:11 WORSHIP: A gathering of young adults.

The service, which will  begin at 11:11 a.m. each Sunday, will be in the Fellowship Hall and will be specifically targeted to young adults.  The purpose of this new service will be to uphold one of the core initiatives recently voted on by the church to minister and reach out to young adults in the city.

“There is a great need to reach out to this generation as much of the statistics show that much of this generation is leaving the church,” said Pastor Hance Dilbeck.

“Another great result of adding the new worship service is that it will create more space available in the 9:30 and 11 worship services, which are currently filling up,“ said Dilbeck.

The 11:11 WORSHIP service will include a recording of the 9:30 a.m. sermon from Dr. Dilbeck that day  and will be led in song by a worship band.

“I am very thankful to the church and excited for the opportunity to reach out to young adults in the city,” said QSBC College Ministry Associate Scott Campbell, who is helping coordinate the service.

“This is a generation that is leaving the church in large numbers and is one of the most unreached people groups in Oklahoma City,” added Campbell.  “I pray this worship service would open doors for our church to reach out to this generation that desperately needs the gospel and the community of the local church.”

QSBC’s Ray Griffin, Randy Davis and James Bradford will provide leadership  and oversight for the service.  “This will be a great new venue for worship and the preaching of the Word,” said Griffin.

For more information, contact Scott Campbell at the church at scampbell@qsbc.org or click here for the ministry website.