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Clayton, North Carolina

Assemblies of God churches in Clayton

Assemblies of God churches in Clayton are part of a Pentecostal fellowship organized in April 1914 in Hot Springs, Arkansas, and of its North Carolina District, which was formed in nearby Dunn in 1944. Expect contemporary worship, an expectation that the Holy Spirit is active in the service, and in at least one Clayton congregation, worship in Spanish.

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What a first Sunday is like

Services are often longer and more participatory than in Baptist or Methodist churches, with extended singing, prayer at the front for anyone who wants it, and room for speaking in tongues, which the Assemblies of God teaches as the initial evidence of the baptism in the Holy Spirit. Nobody expects a visitor to take part in any of it. Sitting and watching is completely normal.

What to expect at a Assemblies of God church

  • Contemporary worship music led by a band, typically 25 to 40 minutes and longer than in most evangelical churches — the singing is part of the point, not a warm-up.
  • A sermon of 30 to 45 minutes, often practical and delivered with energy.
  • An invitation at the end to come forward for prayer. People will pray with you, sometimes with a hand on your shoulder, and nobody will make you.
  • Speaking in tongues may occur, usually during prayer or worship. In an orderly service it is followed by an interpretation. It is not directed at you and requires nothing from you.

Read the full Assemblies of God guide: beliefs, worship, and common questions →

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