What are your services like?

On Sundays, we meet at the Vidor Elementary School auditorium at 10:30am. As you enter the main doors that lead directly into the school auditorium, you'll be greeted and welcomed by our one of our greeters and by people in our congregation. You'll be given an informative weekly event bulletin.

Our services are different every time we get together! Some words that describe some of our services are: lively, warm, funny, friendly, full of good music, reverent, prayerful and expressive! We believe church should be exciting and relevant to today's world. Church is a place where people gather gladly to worship God.

Each time we gather, we are committed to giving each person a creative, compelling and challenging presentation of God's Word. Pastor Kenneth Woolf teaches God's truth in a way that each person can apply it in a practical manner every day.

Where Do I Take My Children?

We have dedicated nursery workers who will help care for your children. Our nursery ministers to children ages 0 - 3 years. The nursery is located in an adjoining area to the main auditorium in the school, with easy access for parents.

We also have Children's Church each Sunday morning and Wednesday Night, after the praise and worship portion of the service. Our Children's Ministry ministers to children ages 4 - 11.

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What About the Youth?

On Thursday Nights, our youth meet at 7:00pm at New Life COTR Church Office, 270 South Archie Street (across from the Post Office in Vidor).

Our Youth Services are planned and led by students under the covering of Youth Pastor's, Chris & Jamie Collier and Cheri Osberg. The students of Breakaway Youth Ministry are an awesome group of young, dedicated, fun loving servants to the Lord, the church and our community. This youth ministry is specially designed to teach and equip students with the knowledge and desire to BREAKAWAY and be separate from the world. That as teenagers, their passion would be to live for God and not themselves, so that others would see Christ in them. Not just to be different, but to make a difference.