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At the Cordova campus, Life Groups and Sunday School begin Sunday at 9:30 am. Worship begins at 10:30 am, both onsite and online. Wednesday family dinner is 5:00–6:15 pm, followed by ministry services at 6:30 pm. Check the official church page for any special schedule changes.

The Boundless podcast directory links to Sunday Sermons, Boundless Bible Study, Connected Faith, Chewing the Frat, Clarion Call Bible Study, Faith, Family and Finances, Generations, and God’s Balancing Act. Choose a show from the official directory to see what is currently available. The FA Agent can also look up indexed episodes of Boundless Bible Study and Chewing the Frat.

The Assemblies of God is a Pentecostal Christian fellowship. Its official Statement of Fundamental Truths describes 16 doctrines, including the authority of Scripture, one God revealed as Father, Son and Holy Spirit, the deity of Jesus Christ, salvation through repentance and faith in Christ, water baptism and Communion, baptism in the Holy Spirit, divine healing, the Church’s mission, and the return of Christ.

The Assemblies of God highlights four core doctrines: Salvation, Baptism in the Holy Spirit, Divine Healing, and the Second Coming of Christ. These sit within the broader 16 Fundamental Truths.

The Assemblies of God teaches that humanity’s hope of redemption is through Jesus Christ. Salvation is received through repentance toward God and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, by God’s grace.

The Assemblies of God practices water baptism by immersion for people who have repented and believed in Jesus Christ. Baptism publicly identifies the believer with Christ’s death and resurrection; it is not presented as a substitute for saving faith.

In Assemblies of God teaching, baptism in the Holy Spirit is a distinct empowering experience for Christian witness, worship, and ministry. The denomination’s official beliefs distinguish this from conversion while grounding the teaching in the New Testament.

Use the official Assemblies of God Church Directory to search by city, state, or ZIP code. Boundless can remain an online connection while you build healthy local Christian community.

Open Groups, choose the kind of community or Bible study that fits your season, and review meeting information. If you are not sure where to begin, use Get Help and choose that you need a church family.

Use Get Help and choose “I need prayer.” You can request private prayer or choose a Prayer Wall option with the visibility you are comfortable with. Care requests are reviewed before being routed.

Open Get Help, choose “I need someone to talk with,” and then “Talk with a pastor.” That creates a private care request for authorized ministry leaders rather than posting your message publicly.

Open Serve & Volunteer. The guided process asks where you want to serve, lets you choose one ministry, records your interest, and then gives you Volunteer Basics training. A ministry leader handles placement and next steps.

Mentorship & Growth helps you identify a next step, build a private Discovery Profile, and prepare for a future approved mentor match. FA Memphis uses ministry safeguards, including men mentoring men and women mentoring women. Mentoring and coaching are not counseling, psychotherapy, or psychological treatment.

The Discovery Profile is a private ministry tool for spiritual gifts, passions, goals, talents, hobbies, serving interests, and simple communication preferences. It is a conversation starter for discipleship and serving—not a psychological test or a measure of spiritual maturity.

Start with New Here for the Cordova campus. It explains what to expect and helps you take one clear next step without requiring membership first.

Start with New Here for Boundless Online, then choose the one thing you need most: worship, prayer, community, or a faith-growth next step.