Here at South Ridge we want you to continue to grow in your walk with Christ. So wherever you are in your walk, take that next step.
Check out the rest of the page for ideas on what your next step might be.

If you have never made a decision for Jesus, now is the time. Romans 3:23 tells us "for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God" and Romans 6:23 "For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord". Therefore we are all in need of salvation that is only found in our Lord Jesus Christ. Make a decision today.

If you have recently made a decision for Christ or would like to speak to a pastor about doing so, please click the 'Contact a Pastor' button below to set up a meeting.

Jesus said in Matthew 28:19 "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit," If you have recently made a decision for Christ or have never been baptized, this act of obedience should be your next step.

Are you interested in becoming a member at South Ridge?
If so, please  read the attached Membership Matters Booklet and fill out the "Getting to Know You" Form.
After that is completed, click on "Contact a staff member" and we will set up a time for you to meet with a pastor.
Thanks in advance for your interest and we look forward to meeting with you soon.

The hallmark characteristic of a disciple of Jesus Christ is love for God and love for other people both inside and outside of the faith. Real relationships have to be practiced. It doesn't come naturally for us to love God with all of our hearts, souls, and minds or to love somebody else the same way we love ourselves. We are easily distracted in everyday life. Therefore, Community Groups give us predictable and safe places to practice loving God and loving others.

Groups meet in homes throughout the community each week for Bible study, prayer, and the development of meaningful relationships.

Real Purpose is lived out inside and outside of the church building.  In fact, when you count the hours a person is at church versus the number of hours they are in the world the scale leans heavily toward the time spent in the world.  

So, our service teams are organized to go where the need is.  Service teams are structured to serve weekly (such as in our weekly services) or seasonally (such as for a specific ministry initiative).  

They also serve spontaneously (such as for a kindness outreach project or for a fellow community group member) and peripherally (such as for another Christian organization in town, in their neighborhoods, and at their workplaces). They even serve overseas on short term missions' trips!

Life groups are short-term targeted groups based on life phase, gender, or current life challenge.