Know therefore that the lord your God is God, the faithful God who keeps his Covenant and steadfast love with those who love Him and keep His commandments, to a thousand generations
Deuteronomy 7:9
Deuteronomy 7:9
What is the
Generations Initiative?
Through the Generations initiative we will restore our current buildings and grounds to honor our heritage and support our potential.
Why Are we Doing it?
Snyder is well-loved and well-used by many each week. Throughout the years, we have done minimal maintenance to help extend its life. We are now at the end of that extension.
Why Now?
The time to act is now as we are seeing new momentum in worship attendance and increasing membership. Although delayed by the pandemic, the Strategic Planning Committee eagerly acknowledges that the time is now for us to organize our efforts and build upon our Foundation of excellence and growing momentum.
A Note from Blake
Our church has always existed as a multigenerational church facing forward, honoring our heritage and inviting the future Seventy-five years ago, this August, two hundred people worshiped God in the school building we know as Alma Easom Elementary School. When you see a picture from that day, you see generations. That was 75 years ago when our church was planted. Close to fifty years ago, our church first presented Fayetteville with a Singing Christmas Tree, and again, when we come to that unique worship service, year after year, we see generation upon generation. Twenty-five years ago, this June, our church began a modern worship experience again, facing forward to the next generation. Now we come to another 25-year mark in our history. It is our time to honor our heritage and invite the future! It is our time to invite the next generation.
The first sermon preached in the first sanctuary of Snyder was entitled, “This Church and the World.”
The first sermon preached in the first sanctuary of Snyder was entitled, “This Church and the World.”
Over the seven and a half decades of our existence, the people of Snyder have sent people, teams, and millions of dollars around the world to reach the world with the Good News of Jesus – to fulfill Jesus’ Great Commission. Generation upon generation, this has been our heritage, passion, and future. Our address in Fayetteville is 701 Westmont Drive. This is the geographical location from which we fulfill the Great Commission. Our campus at this address has grown, been well-used, and well-loved. Pushed by a stewardship to do more and more around the world, we have extended
the life of each corner in these beautiful buildings and grounds.
We have been given a trust called Snyder, handed down to us from 1949 out of an elementary school around the corner. We have been given a commission called Great, handed down to us from the first century out of the mouth of Jesus. May we do for the next generation what the
last generation (and those before them) did for us.
the life of each corner in these beautiful buildings and grounds.
We have been given a trust called Snyder, handed down to us from 1949 out of an elementary school around the corner. We have been given a commission called Great, handed down to us from the first century out of the mouth of Jesus. May we do for the next generation what the
last generation (and those before them) did for us.