The Circle Church

About this church

The Circle Church in Alexandria, Louisiana, gathers Sundays at 9:30 a.m. in rented space at 357 Windermere Boulevard, where volunteers turn the YWCA into a worship room each week. The church calls itself multi-ethnic, gospel-centered, and socially engaged, and says it exists to reach the city, make disciples, and multiply. It uses the image of a dinner table to describe its goal: a sanctuary that reflects the mix of people who share meals in daily life, including those who differ in background, outlook, and politics.

Diverse small groups meet weekly to study scripture, share a meal, and pray for each other. Volunteers serve on several teams, including a connection team that greets guests, a production team for sound and video, a kids ministry, a set up and tear down team, and a worship team that is always looking for new musicians and singers. A statement of beliefs on the site covers the Bible, the Trinity, Jesus, salvation, and the church. Sermons are posted online for anyone who misses a Sunday, and online giving is available. Confirm times with the church.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 13, 2026. Sources: Homepage with service time and address · Serving teams and rented space · Statement of beliefs

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