The mission of Compass Evangelical Free Church is to surrender to God, connect with one another, and proclaim the truth of Christ.
Learn MoreWorship is the reverent love and allegiance we as Christians accord Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior; it is the praise of God and the edification of His people. Here at Compass Church, we express this love and allegiance in a variety of ways, including prayer, being still before our God, instrumental music, voices raised in joyful celebration and honor, corporate scripture reading, and expository teaching from the pulpit.
Times and LocationHave you ever wanted to be in the place where everyone knows your name, family background, spiritual history, and present family? Well, small groups are for you; they are the places where we focus on sharing our lives with one another. We have several formats and times...
Join A Small GroupWe are building a team of disciples to go and serve in Tegucigalpa, Honduras in January, 2017. This Compass EFC sponsored SERVE Team mission trip will be providing medical care, dental care, optical care, pharmaceuticals, evangelism and concrete floors. The most important thing we bring is the GOSPEL.
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Sunday morning worship services:
8:00am (traditional) and 10:45am (contemporary)
600 Silvey Street
Columbia, MO 65203
Worship is the reverent love and allegiance we as Christians accord Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior; it is the praise of God and the edification of His people.
Here at Compass EFC, we express this love and allegiance in a variety of ways, including prayer, being still before our God, instrumental music, voices raised in joyful celebration and honor, corporate scripture reading, and expository teaching from the pulpit.
At one time or another, we use almost every instrument, depending on the gifts of those in our church body. We celebrate God with the sounds of drums, organ, trumpet, oboe, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, hammer dulcimer, mandolin, bass guitar, flute, handbells, violin….
Our current study of 1 Corinthians in the New Testament reveals many issues that are surprisingly similar to the issues we face today: sin, pride, disunity and confusion about our identity in Christ. Paul warns the Corinthians with words of exhortation, but also words of great encouragement. We need to hear these words today as we find the life that God wants us to live in and enjoy.
