Dartmouth Bible Church

06/14/2026

-Call To Worship
-Death Was Arrested
-In the Garden
-You Never Let Go
-He Leadeth Me
Sermon Acts 12:20-25

06/07/2026

Call to Worship
-Stand Up Stand Up for Jesus
-Holy Holy Holy
-Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus
-The Blessing
Sermon Acts 12:1-19

05/31/2026

Call to Worship
-This is My Fathers World
-I Surrender
-Amazing Grace
-Grace Greater then our Sin
Sermon Acts 11:27-30

05/24/2026

Welcome and Call To Worship
- Always
- Blessed Assurance
- What A Friend We Have In Jesus
- Blessed Assurance ( All My Attempts To Be Satisfied)
- Sermon
- Closing Pastoral Prayer
- Announcement, Benediction & Dismissal

02/27/2026

The Ladies' Soup & Bread Luncheon is postponed to next Saturday, March 7th.

02/24/2026

No Awana or Wednesday night activities due to snow

01/25/2026

What Should We Do When We Realize We’re Guilty Before God? | Acts 2:13-41

A sermon by Pastor Andrew Soto at Dartmouth Bible Church.

Mockery turns into conviction at Pentecost. In Acts 2:13–41, Peter explains the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, proves from Scripture that Jesus is risen and exalted, and presses the question that still lands today: What should we do?

This sermon walks through how the gospel confronts the heart with Jesus as Lord and Christ, and how God brings real conversion through repentance, forgiveness of sins, and the gift of the Holy Spirit. If you feel stuck in excuses, spiritual curiosity, or quiet guilt, Acts 2 shows the way forward: receive the word, turn to Christ, and own him openly.

01/24/2026

Due to the snowstorm and extreme low temperatures, Dartmouth Bible Church will not meet in person this Sunday.
A new sermon will be available on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/

Lord willing, we plan to resume our regular service next Sunday. Stay safe and warm.

Dartmouth Bible Church is committed to the biblical preaching of expository, exegetical sermons. We tend to do this by going verse by verse, chapter by chapter, and book by book.

01/04/2026

For Anyone that wants to attend the services for the Dad of Eric and Jason McAndrew , Richard, The Information is below

DARTMOUTH - Richard L. McAndrew, 71, passed away on December 28, 2025. He was the husband of the late Jeanne Boucher McAndrew. Richard was born in Fall River and was the son of the late Richard B. McAndrew and Mugette Fournier McAndrew. Richard was a graduate of Tiverton High School

12/14/2025

Unless otherwise stated, we plan to gather for our Sunday service as normal tomorrow. We will provide updates regarding snow as needed.

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