Worship at Ridgewood

Ridgewood Baptist Church is worshipping in-person, beginning at 10am on Sundays. We also offer a live-stream for those who are worshipping at home on our Facebook page. 

preaching 

Each week, you'll hear a Sermon - or, a 15-20 minute prepared "speech" that challenges you to think about a scripture and how it applies to our lives spiritually, intellectually, and emotionally.  

music

Our worship service is blended with intention - each week, we sing a hymn together, and we also have a band lead us in modern worship music. If you'd like to lend your gifts as a volunteer musician, we'd love to chat. Email Derek Chilton, derek@ridgewoodlouisville.org.

response + Communion

We take communion every week together. We do this because it relates directly to who we are - welcoming all people, always. We remember that we are welcomed to the table of grace by Jesus, who ate with people who would betray him, deny him, and desert him - still, he offered them a meal. All are welcome at the communion table. All ages, all genders, all demographics -- all people. During this time, one of the Pastors stands at the front of the room to greet people as they come forward if they'd like to join in membership, if they are sensing a call to ministry, if they desire to be baptized, or if they'd like prayer.  

children & youth

It is important to us that children are not just seen in worship, but participate in worship. Each Sunday, you will probably hear a child or youth lead our Call to Worship liturgy or read the scripture for the day. We offer a Children's Moment, where a staff member or volunteer makes the focus of the day child-friendly (although, our adults usually get something out of it, too!). Each Sunday, we offer Godly Play. Children will leave 15-20 minutes into the service to participate in a learning opportunity of their own. Families  may pick up children after Small Group hour (or worship hour) from the Children's Church room on the first floor of the education building.

justice 

Even in worship, we like to remember the Justice we seek to be a part of. Prior to our Offering Prayer, we have a "Call to Justice," where a staff member or volunteer bring to mind a specific Justice cause or opportunity. We have a responsive liturgy that centers our hearts on the work of justice in the world.