We are a home connecting all people through worship, service, fellowship, and discipleship, guided by Christ's love. Whether you have been here since 1961 or you are still deciding whether to come at all, there is a place for you.
The dress is casual and the welcome is warm. You will see families with young children, longtime members who remember the founding pastors, teenagers who came on their own, and first-time visitors. Both of our Sunday services meet in the Sanctuary at 6690 Spanish Fort Boulevard, right on Highway 31.
If you are thinking about visiting, we would love to help you know what to expect before you arrive.
These four values came out of our congregation's vision work, and everything we do at Spanish Fort lives in one of them.
We gather to give God our attention. Sunday morning is the heartbeat of the week.
We follow a Lord who came not to be served but to serve. Love walks out the front door.
A disciple is never a disciple alone. Connection is the patient work of real friendship.
Faith is a journey. We are becoming more like Jesus at every age.
“To be a home connecting all people through worship, service, fellowship, and discipleship, guided by Christ's love.”
OUR VISION
The fall program year begins in August. Sunday morning groups, Sunday evening children's and youth ministries, and pastor-led studies all start their new rounds. Watch the Spotlight for dates.
Once a month, we set the table at the West Campus and serve a warm meal to neighbors. Everyone is welcome, and there is always room for one more pair of hands in the kitchen.
Each October the church parking lot fills with candy, costumes, and the families of our community. It is one of our favorite ways to love our neighbors.
The Friday Pastor's Note and the Tuesday Spotlight, archived in one place.
Catch up on recent sermons through our podcast, or join us live on Facebook each Sunday if you cannot be here in person.
Our pastors and Prayer Chain would be honored to pray with you and for you. If you are walking through grief, illness, or a hard season, you do not have to walk it alone.
Whether you join Spanish Fort UMC tomorrow, in twenty years, or never, the welcome stays open. Come to worship. Sit at the table. Bring your questions. Bring your kids. Bring yourself.