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A Weekend with Faith Baptist Church

Ever since Southern Hills began gathering in 2011 we have had this as our purpose statement: We are...Read More

Genesis - Only the Beginning

Who is God? Why do you exist? What is our world? New years bring old questions. People attempt many answers, from religion to politics, motivational speeches, and new identities. Holy Scripture, however, shares our only true origin story. This season, we explore Genesis 1–11, our Creator’s history of early man. Let’s rediscover this almighty God and the reasons He created us to glorify Him forever—and the promised Redeemer we need to fulfill His resolution for us....Read More

Reading the Bible Together in 2023

As we start a new year we are using the same reading schedule that we used last year. This particular plan allows us to read through entire books from start to finish and also alternates between Old and New Testament. Several people have mentioned that this has been a helpful plan that has encouraged them to stay engaged throughout the year. ...Read More

Mark Your Calendars

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PARKING LOT CHANGE FOR OCTOBER 16

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Announcements - October 7, 2022

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One-to-One Bible Reading

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Praying for the New School Year

This is a big week for many in our church family. As school begins we have teachers, students and support staff heading back - and they need our prayers. Here are some things to consider as you pray for the start for the school year. ...Read More

Praying for the Church in 2021

  Matthew 6:9–13 Pray then like this: “Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your...Read More

Let's read the Bible together in 2021!

As we start a new year we are also starting a new plan for reading the Scriptures together. After a few years of reading the Bible straight through from Genesis to Revelation, this year we are going to take a different approach. This year we are going to start the year with the New Testament. We are also going to go at a little slower pace than plans we have used before. ...Read More