Demo Church

We joyfully invite you to join us for a special evening dedicated to honoring the faithful men and women who have answered God’s call to share His love across the world.

Join us for a warm and welcoming Community Fellowship Dinner — a time to gather, share, and connect with friends, neighbors, and family. This special evening will feature a delicious home-cooked meal, uplifting conversation, and a spirit of togetherness that reflects the love and hospitality of our church family.

Whether you’re a longtime member or visiting for the first time, you’ll find a place at the table. Come hungry for good food, stay for the laughter and encouragement, and leave with a full heart.

From sunset to sunrise, you’ll be part of an unforgettable night packed with games, laughter, worship, and meaningful conversations. Whether you’re diving into a high-energy group challenge, sharing stories over midnight snacks, or joining in heartfelt prayer, every moment is designed to help you feel included, encouraged, and inspired.

Demo Church is excited to announce plans for a significant campus expansion to serve our growing congregation.
The project features a new multi-purpose worship and community center, expanded classrooms, additional parking, and enhanced children’s ministry spaces. Construction is set to begin this summer, with completion targeted for fall 2027.
“We’ve outgrown our current facilities,” said Pastor John Matthews. “This expansion will help us welcome and serve even more people.”
A fundraising campaign is underway. Donations and volunteer support are welcome. More details coming soon.

Demo Church is launching a mentorship program pairing teens with experienced adult volunteers for guidance, skill-building, and faith discussions.
The program starts next month with weekly small-group meetings and monthly outings. Interested youth and mentors can sign up now.
“This is about investing in the next generation,” said Pastor John Matthews.

Demo Church recently concluded its largest food drive to date, collecting over 12,000 pounds of non-perishables for local families in need.
Dozens of volunteers packed and distributed donations across the weekend. “Seeing the community come together like this is inspiring,” said Pastor John Matthews.
The church plans to make the drive an annual event.

Key Text: Matthew 7:13-14
Core Message:
Most people drift on the wide, comfortable path that ends in destruction. Jesus calls us to the narrow, hard road that leads to life. Few choose it—fewer stay on it.
Three realities:

The gate is narrow because truth is exclusive.
The way is hard because following costs something real.
The destination is life because only Christ gives it.