Mission: To help people connect to, grow in, and serve God.
Vision: To be a church where everyone connects, everyone grows, and everyone serves.
The City Church exists to help you Connect to, Grow in, and Serve God. We're a loving, Spirit-led community with a passionate vision to reach the unchurched and serve the people of Springdale and Northwest Arkansas.
Each week, we gather to worship, pray, and study God’s Word—preaching verse by verse with clarity and conviction. Whether you're a lifelong believer or just beginning your faith journey, you'll find a welcoming environment where spiritual growth is nurtured through worship, Bible study, and small groups.
We're also deeply committed to serving our community. Through outreach efforts like our innovative Free Food Truck ministry, we provide meals, build relationships, and share the love of Christ across neighborhoods.
If you're looking for a place to belong, grow, and make an impact, we’d love to meet you!
From the moment you arrive, you’ll be welcomed into a warm, casual environment by people who are genuinely excited to see you. Each service includes heartfelt worship, practical teaching from the Bible, and a safe, fun experience for kids of all ages.
589 White Rd., Springdale
We get it... we can be difficult to find. When you pull up, don't look for a stand-alone traditional church building. We think different, so we have a different building. Look for us in a shopping center. We will have a sign out by the road and signs by the front door to help us stand out a little bit. Good luck! Trust me it will be worth the hunt.
We are an independent church. What does that mean? We do not belong to a denomination.
Glad you asked...
Your kids will love it here. We have a nursery for kids aged 0-2, a preschool for kids that are potty-trained through pre-K, and a fun service just for kids K-5th grade.
Get here a few minutes early so they can get checked into our system. We have a check-in system so we can keep track of which kids belong to which parents. It's to keep everyone safe while at City Church.
They will stay in the kids' wing for the entire service. If you would like to keep your child in service with you, feel free to do so. We love kids, and Pastor Chris likes it when babies make cute sounds when he is speaking. (seriously... he loves babies)
Yes, we know that these three words are very common words for a church to use as its motto. While we don't claim to be super creative when it comes to choosing these words, we do believe they are important. These three words make up our mission: To help you connect to, grow in, and serve God! Here are some examples of how each word is applied practically.
Sunday Services, Men's/Women's Nights, Special Events, Connect Groups, City Youth
Connect Groups, Women's Bible Study, Bible App Reading Plan Groups, Weekly Men's Breakfast, Wednesday Night Family Night, Sunday’s Sermons, One-on-One Discipleship
Love Your Neighbor Food Truck Events, Volunteering In The Church, and B.L.E.S.S.
Sunday Services, Men's/Women's Nights, Special Events, Connect Groups, City Youth
Connect Groups, Women's Bible Study, Bible App Reading Plan Groups, Weekly Men's Breakfast, Wednesday Night Family Night, Sunday’s Sermons, One-on-One Discipleship
Love Your Neighbor Food Truck Events, Volunteering In The Church, and B.L.E.S.S.
Many people attend church without ever truly feeling like they belong. At City Church NWA, we want to change that. Our vision is to be a place where everyone belongs, experiences authentic community, and is transformed by the powerful mission of Christ’s Church. While our mission is to connect, grow, and serve, our vision is to see EVERYONE fully engaged and deeply impacted by what God is doing through His Church.
City Church NWA is a place to belong.
City Church NWA believes that the Holy Scriptures define the way a believer should live and worship. We rally around these core unifying doctrinal beliefs listed below.
We believe in one God who exists in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. God is infinite, which does not always make sense to our finite understanding. He is not limited by time or space. He is creator, eternal, all-knowing, ever-present, and all-powerful. His character is multi-dimensional but no facet of His character diminishes another. In other words, His grace and wrath, mercy and justice, love and jealousy all work together for good.
Jesus is the eternal Son of God. He was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, worked miracles and gave us an example to follow. Fully God and fully man, He died on a cross to pay the penalty for sin that separated us from God and rose from the dead to reconcile us to our Creator and to free us to have a new life in Him. Now, He sits at the right hand of the Father to intercede for us.
The Holy Spirit is given to every follower of Christ to guide, comfort, convict, and adopt us into the family of God. He helps us grow into Christ-likeness by producing the fruit of the Spirit in our lives, and He gives us spiritual gifts to empower us to meet the needs of God’s people and a hurting world.
Comprised of 66 books authored over thousands of years by dozens of authors, the Bible tells one seamless story: a passionate God on a relentless pursuit to redeem His creation. The Bible is the authoritative and inspired Word of God and is trustworthy and reliable for telling us what to believe and how to live.
We were created in the image of God to have community with Him and represent Him on earth. However, through a willful act of disobedience, we were separated from Him. The Father sent Jesus to redeem us through an act of atonement which culminated with Jesus’ death on the cross and resurrection from the dead. This gave us the opportunity to trade our sin for His righteousness through faith. Jesus’ sacrifice is the only means for our salvation and reconciliation with the Father.
The Church is the Body of Christ and Jesus is the head of the Body. The Church is not a building or an event but a community of individuals who have put their trust in Jesus Christ. The purpose of the Church is to glorify God, make disciples, make Jesus known to a lost world, and meet the needs of those in our communities and around the world. We celebrate baptism as a first step of obedience for new followers of Christ, in which they identify with Christ’s death and resurrection and make a public declaration of their faith. We also celebrate communion as an ongoing remembrance of the sacrifice Jesus made for us on the cross.
When we put our faith in Jesus Christ, it ignites a spiritual chain reaction and produces evidence of our salvation. We are forgiven of sin, declared right before God, and given eternal life with Him. The Holy Spirit is given to assure us of our salvation, adopt us into God’s family, and to live in us and empower us for a life of following Jesus. This results in the fruits of the Spirit — love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.
In the end of all things, Jesus will reign eternally. He will judge His creation according to the character that has been revealed to us through His word with justice and mercy. Those who have found salvation through Jesus Christ will enjoy His presence forever; those who have not will be separated from God for eternity.