First Assembly of God • Ames, Iowa

 

Welcome to First Assembly in Ames, Iowa!

 

 


 

     Thanks for stopping by!


Ephesians 3:19 has captured my fascination! We have been given the incredible possibility of knowing a love that surpasses knowledge and of being filled with the fullness of God! That isn't mere Christian rhetoric! That is the call of God to all who dare to pursue Him! Whatever station of life you are presently in, God has something more for you. Join us as we endeavor to experience all that God has for us!


Gary & Carol Pilcher, Senior Pastor

We are honored that you're here.  Our church is located on 13th & Burnett in Ames, Iowa. Service times are as follows:

Our Schedule

Sunday:

09:30 AM Bible Classes for all ages

10:30 AM Worship Service and Children's Church

07:00 PM Evening Service

Wednesday:

06:00 PM Berean University Study Center
07:00 PM Adult Bible Study, Royal Rangers, Missionettes & Youth

Also,

Women's Ministries, Men's Ministries, and
Children's Bible Club meet on the first Wed. of
each month at 7:00 PM

And,


Home Fellowship Groups meet each month as
announced.
(Meeting times are available from the church office)

 



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