Astoria Christian Church

About this church

Astoria Christian Church gathers for worship Sunday at 9:00 a.m., followed by Community Time at 10:15 and Sunday School at 10:30. The worship service is also livestreamed each Sunday morning, and the church maintains an online sermon archive for people who want to hear recent teaching before attending. The sequence gives visitors a clear choice: come for worship alone or stay afterward for informal connection and age-oriented learning.

The congregation is a small, nondenominational evangelical church in the Restoration Movement, a tradition that seeks Christian unity around New Testament faith and practice. Astoria Christian summarizes its purpose simply as loving God, loving others, and serving wherever it can. That relational emphasis also appears in a publicly explained conflict-resolution policy, which sets out a biblical process intended to pursue peace and healthy outcomes inside the community. Recent sermon material includes biblical exposition alongside stories from Christian mission history, suggesting teaching that connects Scripture with lived discipleship. For a newcomer, the church presents itself less as a large programmed campus than as a close-knit local fellowship with a predictable Sunday rhythm and time deliberately reserved for conversation between worship and classes.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Sunday worship, Community Time, classes, and livestream · Restoration Movement identity, mission, and conflict practice · Recent sermon archive · Current church events

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