Sunday Gatherings

buy Clomiphene online in ireland Each week we typically have a 9:30a Generations (community-focused*) Congregation Gathering, as well as an 11a Collegiate (student-focused*) Congregation gathering. On special Sundays (after breaks or during unique circumstances), we may host a 7:07p Collegiate Sunday gathering as well! Once the Virginia Tech semester ends (Mid-May), we typically shift to a single Sunday Gathering each week for the Summer. Check out more details below. For the most up-to-date Sunday gathering schedule, feel free to check our calendar or email us to be added to the GroupMe!

http://thmiii.com/feed August Sunday Worship Gatherings

(Transition from Summer Schedule to Fall)

We will start our normal semester rhythms for Sunday gatherings on August 20!

August 6	Combined 10a Summer Sunday Worship Gathering (1521 South Main)
August 13	8:30a Special Cadet-Focused Worship Gathering (Collegiate, Squires Colonial Hall) 10a Sunday Worship Gathering (Generations, 1521 South Main St.)
August 20	9:30a Generations Worship Gathering (1521 South Main St.) 11a Collegiate Worship Gathering (Squires Colonial Hall)
August 27	9:30a Generations Worship Gathering (1521 South Main St.) 11a Collegiate Worship Gathering (Squires Colonial Hall)

Sermon Videos

Check out our Resources page for recordings of previous sermons and worship gatherings!

Where?

NLCF
1521 South Main St.
Blacksburg, VA 24060

When?

Sundays
9:30a

Parking

We have plenty of parking spaces right out front of our building!

Online

nlcf.online.church

Where?

Colonial Hall
Squires Student Center
290 College Ave.
Blacksburg, VA 24060

When?

Sundays
11a

Parking

Most people park in the Squires Lot, the Media Annex Lot, or along Alumni Mall.

Where?

NLCF
1521 South Main St.
Blacksburg, VA 24060

When?

Special Sundays*
7:07p

Online

nlcf.online.church

**707 Special Services

The 707p Sunday Gathering offers a special opportunity to re-gather, typically after a break in the Virginia Tech semester (after Christmas Break, Spring Break, etc.)

FAQ

*What are “Collegiate” versus “Generations” worship gatherings?

Our Generations Congregation focuses on ministering to anyone in the New River Valley, from babies to retirees, and welcomes college students as well. Our Collegiate Congregation focuses on ministering to college students, but welcomes any age! You will see students participating with the Generations congregation and you will see non-students participating with the Collegiate Congregation. You won’t feel out of place either way! For more info, check out our “About Us” page.

As far as the gatherings themselves- the Generations gatherings are nearly always located in 1521 South Main St., have a smaller, more cozy atmosphere, but still maintain the passionate worship and powerful teaching. Collegiate gatherings are a bit larger, higher-energy, and are generally located on the Virginia Tech Campus.

Typically (but not always), both congregations are going through the same teaching (preaching/sermon) series, but with different teachers who take slightly different approaches that are most applicable to either college students or a broad range of ages, respectively.

On a few occasions throughout the year, we combine together for a single Sunday gathering! Stay tuned on our calendar and social media for when those dates occur.

What do people typically wear?

As far as attire, feel free to wear what you feel comfortable in! Most come casually dressed.

What happens during a Sunday gathering?

Our worship gathering usually consists of worship through music, announcements, a time of teaching, and a time of response (singing, communion, prayer or other responses).

How long do your services typically last?

Our Sunday gatherings are normally 1-1.5 hr

What is the musical worship style?

Most consider our musical worship style contemporary, while maintaining a heart and devotion to Jesus. Some of our gatherings are more contemplative and may include a simple acoustic guitar and singing, while other gatherings are more high-energy and have a full-band.

What about kids?

Children are beyond value and their development is critically important. At NLCF we deeply value children and the development of their hearts and minds, and the challenge of it all. While children are welcome at any of our Sunday gatherings, they will likely find most other children at the Generations 9:30a service at 1521 S. Main St.

Whether it is with our NLCF Kids program for 6 month old infants to 5th graders, or our middle school and high school youth programs, we make it a priority for all children to have a great time, learn scriptural truths and be encouraged all in a very safe and secure environment by caring and skilled staff and volunteers. We encourage the entire Generations congregation to take part in loving and teaching our children.