GET INVOLVED

8:30am: First service and worship with Children’s Ministry available for newborn to 5 Years old

9:45am: Morning Manna, Adult Life Groups, & Next-Gen-Is-Us Kids (newborn-6th) & Youth (6th-12th) Ministries

11:00am: Second service and worship

Yes! Our Next-Gen-Is-Us team is committed to providing a lively, safe, and welcoming environment for your children. Here, kids of all ages can joyfully dive into learning about God’s word and cultivate a personal relationship with Christ.

Infant- 5 years: Care is provided during the first service on Sundays at 8:30 am.

infant - 12th grade: Care is provided between the first and second services from 9:45 am to 10:50 am.

Yes! We currently stream our first service live on Facebook.

Click this link to view our Facebook page.
Click this link to view our YouTube videos.

We’re so glad you’re interested in serving! There are many ways to get involved, and we’d love to help you find the right fit for your gifts and availability.

Click here to visit our Serve page to explore opportunities, see photos of our teams in action, and complete the short interest form. Once you submit, someone from our team will follow up with next steps.

Click the link below to give financially to Genesis Church and its ministries! Thank you for your interest in helping serve our community.

Click this link to Give.

Our Actions and Truth ministry is always in need of these items:

Toilet Paper, Canned Meat/Meals (Tuna, Vienna Sausages, Canned Chicken, Ravioli, Spag O’S), Ramen Noodles, Fruit Cups, Individually Wrapped Snacks (Granola Bars, Raisins, Meat, Little Debbie’s), Instant Oatmeal, Individual Cereal Packages, Saltine Crackers

Small Hygiene Products, Toothbrushes, Toothpaste, Soap/Body Wash, Shampoo, Conditioner, Deodorant, Feminine Pads or Tampons, Diapers – All Sizes, Razors, Sunscreen, Bug Spray

Please click on the registry link below to select much needed items for our food pantry and clothing room.  Donations will be shipped directly to the Genesis Church of Fayetteville.

https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/33IM7EGH5R9SZ

DONATIONS CAN BE LEFT AT THE CHURCH ON SUNDAY MORNING OR MONDAY – THURSDAY, 9-3

See our Actions and Truth webpage for more information.

Genesis is a come-as-you are environment. Most dress casually, but we do not turn people away for their attire.

We have a main parking lot in front of our main entrance off MLK Blvd. We also provide parking spots outside of Hanna Hall and Wesley Hall which are on the south side of the building.

Please call our church office at (479) 442-1827 for additional assistance.

Yes, Genesis will provide transportation as needed to Sunday Services. Currently transportation is limited to the Fayetteville area.

For transportation requests and inquiries, please contact Antario White at (479) 397-0771 or email rides@genfay.com

Our staff is available from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Thursday. We are also available Sundays from 8:30 am through noon. We also often respond to emails and phone calls outside of these hours.

Yes. When the forecasted “feels like” temperature is 15°F or lower, Genesis Church will offer cold-weather shelter as part of the Collaborative Response for Extreme Weather (CREW) network.

Along with community partners and support from the City of Fayetteville, CREW provides overnight shelter, daytime warming spaces, meals, showers, dry clothing, and other essential care. These services are open to all residents, including unsheltered community members.

Expanded shelter may include indoor kennels for pets and shuttle transportation between daytime and overnight locations. Information about bed availability and transportation is shared each time the cold weather response is activated through social media and direct outreach.

The Genesis Logo is an interconnection of seven concentric circles, which symbolize the six days of Creation and the day of Rest that are presented in the first chapter of Genesis.  In the middle is a flower with an emerging light, which depicts the life-giving nature of God’s original plan for humanity.  Taken together, this presents a reference point for God’s redemption plan through Jesus Christ – to make a new creation that restores God’s image in people and produces life-giving agents in our world.

Our e-groups, which stand for “encouragement groups,” carry forward the spirit of an old Wesleyan practice called bands—small groups of Christians who met regularly for prayer, encouragement, honesty, and spiritual support. John Wesley helped organize early Methodists into small groups called classes and bands so believers could “watch over one another in love” and grow together in faith.

That’s also why you may hear Wesleyan language, or see names like Wesley Hall, around Genesis. We are non-denominational, but Wesleyan in accent, meaning we value a faith that is deeply rooted in grace and lived out in community. Our e-groups are one way we practice that today.