109 Church of Christ

About this church

109 Church of Christ is a Lebanon congregation inviting people from varied backgrounds to pursue a life shaped by Jesus in community. Sunday worship uses unaccompanied congregational singing, with lyrics displayed so newcomers can participate without already knowing the music. The church explicitly welcomes people who are new to Christianity or still exploring faith and makes past services available as a preview.

Sunday services begin at 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. Guest parking is reserved near the roundabout at the main entrance, and clothing ranges from jeans to dress clothes, with casual and business-casual attire common. The public visitor pages explain arrival and worship but do not expose stable hours for children, youth, or adult classes in the accessible text; families should use the current calendar or contact the church instead of assuming those ministries accompany both services. The kids and youth pages describe dedicated age-based communities, while the connect page points toward groups and service opportunities. The history page provides context for the congregation’s development and Highway 109 identity. For a first visit, the official plan-a-visit page is more useful than a generic directory entry because it covers the campus entrance, guest spaces, dress, and the congregation-led musical format that most clearly distinguishes the worship experience.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Official homepage and Sunday service times · Congregational singing and worship expectations · Guest parking, dress, and first-visit flow · Church identity and community

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Children, youth, and class hours are not exposed in the current visitor text; confirm

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