The Fields Church

05/29/2026

Our very own and have released our church's version of "The Church's One Foundation!" Graham wrote a chorus years ago from 1 Timothy 3:14-16 to celebrate our gospel unity in the gospel of Jesus Christ. We hope this song will be an encouragement to you as you pursue Christ through his bride, the church.

Listen here: https://snd.click/tafc

05/11/2026

Our Hymn of the Month for May is "He Leadeth Me" by Joseph H. Gilmore. This hymn reminds us of God's sovereign and loving hand to guide us through all seasons of life, as a faithful Shepherd guiding his sheep home. We hope this hymn will encourage you no matter what today brings.

"Whate'er I do, wheree'er I be, still 'tis God's hand that leadeth me."

Read more at thefieldschurch.net/hotm.

05/06/2026

We're starting a new sermon series through the book of 2 Samuel! Join us on Sundays at 10am.

10 years ago this fall, we started a sermon series through 1 Samuel, seeing the truth of God's reign through the story of Israel's first kings. Though David was raised up as God's anointed, his faithfulness was only a shadow of the King to come. This Sunday, Pastor Graham will preach to us from all of 1 Samuel, giving us an overview of the first book and series before we continue the story passage-by-passage in the following weeks. We hope you can join us!

04/22/2026

We are celebrating our 15th anniversary as a church this Sunday! God has been immensely kind to our church family to give us so many opportunities to see the seed of the gospel planted and growing through our ministry. Pray for us to remain faithful in Christ, that He might let these Fields bear fruit for many years to come, for His glory.

We'll be finishing up our series in Ephesians by looking at Paul's closing remarks in Eph 6:21-24. Come join us for worship and celebration of all the Lord has done in the life of our church family at our South Arlington YMCA, this Sunday at 10am!

04/09/2026

What a joy to celebrate the Resurrection together this past Easter Sunday! Thanks to all who helped make the morning special for everyone. Most of all, we are thankful to Christ for defeating sin and death and giving us the ability to walk by faith in "the newness of life." (Romans 6:1-5)

03/30/2026

Come worship our risen Savior with us this Easter Sunday! We'll begin with a breakfast at 9am, followed by a baptism at 9:45 and our worship gathering at 10.

(No Field Training that morning. We'll start back up with classes the following Sunday, April 12, at 8:45am.)

We hope you can join us!

03/04/2026

As we travel through this Lenten season towards Easter, it seems fitting to sing "I Stand Amazed" as our Hymn of the Month. This wonderful hymn was composed after a friend sent these lyrics to Charles H. Gabriel and suggested he write a hymn from them: "He had no tears for his own griefs, but sweat drops of blood for mine."

With this hymn, we can praise Jesus for his willing suffering on our behalf that proves his perfect love and offers forgiveness of sins for all who repent and believe in him. "How marvelous, how wonderful! And my song shall ever be."

thefieldschurch.net/hotm

02/18/2026

We've got one more week left in our current season of Field Training!

Every Sunday we gather at 8:45am for classes on Christian discipleship and theology. That's also when we host Membership Classes at different times throughout the year to teach through our Membership Covenant and commitment to the gospel. Additionally, we have a host of classes for kids and youth of all ages.

Thanks to all our members who serve during this hour. If you're not already involved in a Field Training class, we would love for you to join us!

01/24/2026

01/06/2026

Spend time in God's Word with us this new year using Spurgeon's Morning & Evening Scripture Devotional!

Spurgeon's daily devotional readings are filled with "deep theological insight and warm pastoral concern" (Alistair Begg). We hope they will resource you with encouragement and challenge to grow in your walk with Christ in 2026. You can pick up a copy at our resource table on Sunday mornings.