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"God is Spirit, and His worshipers must worship in the Spirit and truth."

John 4:24 NIV

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Join us each Sunday at 10:30 AM (ET) for worship at Sargent Memorial Presbyterian Church. Whether you gather with us in-person or connect virtually via Zoom, we invite you to experience a spirit-filled time of praise, prayer, and reflection.

Our pastor, Rev. Brian K. McCollum, leads us in worship as we journey through engaging monthly sermon series that speak to real-life faith, growth, and discipleship. Each service blends the richness of Presbyterian tradition with an openness to the Spirit’s leading, drawing us closer to God and one another.

Come as you are and be part of a welcoming community where Christ’s love is shared and lived out.

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October Sermon Series: "Breaking Chains"

Paul and Silas sang at midnight… and the prison doors opened. October’s message of liberation speaks to every area bound by fear, addiction, guilt, or injustice. This series calls the congregation to spiritual and social freedom, reminding us that praise still breaks chains. Each supporting scripture reinforces that Christ’s mission is to set captives free, both inwardly and outwardly.
  • Part 1: October 04, 2026 - (In-Person/Virtual Service)

    "Midnight Miracles" | Sometimes the breakthrough comes at midnight. In the first message of Breaking Chains, “Midnight Miracles,” we journey with Paul and Silas as they pray and sing praises while imprisoned—and witness God respond with an earthquake that shakes the foundations and opens the doors. This message reminds us that even in our darkest moments, God is still working behind the scenes. Your midnight may be the moment before your miracle.

  • Part 2: October 11, 2026 - (In-Person/Virtual Service)

    “Freedom in Christ” | What does true freedom look like? In “Freedom in Christ,” we are reminded of Jesus' declaration that those whom the Son sets free are truly free. This message invites us to examine the chains that keep us bound and to embrace the freedom that comes through a relationship with Christ. Freedom isn't just being released from something—it's being released to live fully in Christ.

  • Part 3: October 18, 2026 - (In-Person/Virtual Service)

    “No Longer Bound” | God has not called us to remain bound by the things that have held us back. In “No Longer Bound,” we explore Isaiah's proclamation of freedom for the captives and liberty for those who are oppressed. This message challenges us to recognize God's liberating power and to step boldly into the freedom He has promised. The chains that once defined you don't have to determine where you're going.

  • Part 4: October 25, 2026 - (In-Person/Virtual Service)

    “The Power of a Praise Break” | Sometimes your praise is the breakthrough. In the final message of Breaking Chains, “The Power of a Praise Break,” we reflect on God's ability to bring people out of darkness, break their chains, and lead them into freedom. As we close this series, we are reminded that praise is more than a response to what God has already done—it can be an expression of faith in what God is still doing. When God breaks the chains, don't forget to praise Him for your freedom!

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November 2026 Sermon Series

"Unwavering Faith, Unbelievable Blessing"

Starting Sunday, November 01, 2026!

As the year nears its close and gratitude fills the air, November focuses on faith that doesn’t flinch. Hebrews 11 reminds us that belief precedes blessing. The faith walk isn’t passive… it’s active trust. These texts inspire the church to hold firm even when results are delayed. The thanksgiving season becomes a celebration of expectation, not just appreciation.

  1. Week 1 – “Faith Is the Foundation” (Hebrews 11:1)

  2. Week 2 – “Speak It Until You See It” (Mark 11:22–24)

  3. Week 3 – “Faith That Works” (James 2:17)

  4. Week 4 – “Wait on It!” (Habakkuk 2:3–4)

  5. Week 5 – “Positioned for Provision (Psalm 37:4–5)

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