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Sunday Bible Study,
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Wednesday Evening Ministries
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About Us




  

OUR MISSION

University Heights Baptist Church strives to reflect the life and story of Jesus Christ by sharing his love and message with all people.

OUR DEVELOPING VISION

UHBC will be a dynamic, spirit-filled, regional church with 500 weekly worshipers, successfully reaching younger adults while ministering effectively to all ages through inspiring worship, intentional evangelism, community ministry and transforming discipleship. (Recommended of Vision 2020 Task Force. Approved by our congregation June 19, 2011.)

OUR CORE VALUES

Active Caring--We value compassion for hurting people that is expressed in action, not just words.
Worship--We value worship that is heartfelt as we honor the living God.
Freedom--We value the Baptist heritage of freedom expressed in the priesthood of the believer, the autonomy of the church, and the separation of church and state.
Diversity of Thought--We value the variety of views and perspectives that enriches our life together.
Learning-
-We value education and the growth that takes place as we learn.
Authentic Witness--
We value the sharing of our faith that is done with respect for individuals and that is consistent with the lives we lead.
Missions-
-We value both local and global missions, and we express that value with prayers, learning, giving and going.


OUR HISTORY

University Heights Baptist Church was born November 18, 1945. The founding fathers and mothers believed that followers of Christ should not be limited by labels or organizations, so they chose to affiliate with both American Baptistsand Southern Baptists. Today the church continues to partner with American Baptists, the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship and several Missouri Baptist ministries. The founders also believed that Christians should work together to minister to the hurting and impoverished people of our community, so they helped begin the Greater Ozarks Council of Churches.

Missions is at the heart of this church, so you will find the members praying for missionaries around the world and across the United States, giving generously to mission causes, and working on mission teams from New Mexico to North Carolina. We continue to work with the Council of Churches and Grand Oak Mission Center. Our members volunteer in numerous community programs.

While others have chosen to move to the suburbs, we have intentionally stayed in the center of the city to represent Christ. We reach out to our immediate community with a college ministry, particularly with students at Missouri State University, and annual neighborhood outreach ministries and partnership with Rountree Public Elementary School.

Because family and children are important to us, we have a Sunday morning Bible study program for every age group. Wednesday nights include a fellowship meal, handbell, children, youth and adult choirs, children's and youth mission groups, college Bible studay, and a prayer time followed by Bible study for adults.

Sunday morning worship is characterized by warmth and dignity, outstanding music, biblical preaching, and a welcoming spirit. UHBC is more family than organization.

We believe in the fundamental doctrines of the Christian faith: GOD, the Creator and Ruler of the universe as revealed in the Bible; the Deity of the Lord Jesus Christ, his virgin birth, substitutionary and atoning death, and imminent return; the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit as the guide of every believer. We believe that all people by mortal nature and practice sin against God, but that by personal acceptance of Jesus Christ and commitment to Him, we are by the grace of God born into God's family.

We stand for the historic Baptist distinctives, including the priesthood of every believer, the autonomy of the local church, and the separation of church and state.


DENOMINATIONAL AFFILIATIONS

We are affiliated with the American Baptist Churches-USA and the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship. We support the state ministry work of The Baptist HomeMissouri Baptist Children's HomeWindermere Conference CenterMissouri Baptist University and Word and Way. We support the ministries of global missions, education, benevolences, hospitals, and the development of new churches.

If you'd like to receive more information about our church, you can complete an information request form by clicking 
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When you walk through the doors you will find...

People who love God and others.
A place where family is treasured.
A place where Children are nurtured.
A fellowship where thinking is encouraged.
A place where Faith is applied to real life.







 
 
 

1010 S  National Ave. | Springfield, MO 65804 | Phone: (417) 862-0789 | Fax: (417) 862-0795


 

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