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Maple Street Church of God

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Maple Street is so welcoming. If I had to describe it in one word, I would call it…home.

Landon Sandlin

Our Story

For generations, Maple Street Church has been a place where people have gathered to worship Jesus, grow in their faith, and serve our community. What began with a simple desire to follow Christ has grown into a church family committed to reaching people with the hope of the Gospel.

While our community and culture have changed over the years, our mission remains the same: to know Jesus, make Him known, and help people take their next step of faith. We are grateful for those who have faithfully built the foundation before us, and we look forward to seeing what God continues to do through Maple Street Church.

Our Services

Brick front of Maple Street Church of God with a cross beneath the roof

Join us Sundays for uplifting worship and inspiring messages that connect faith to life.

Open Bible on a wooden table, turned to Exodus
Dive deeper into scripture with our welcoming Bible study groups for all ages.
Youth leader teaching students seated in the Element 412 room
Youth ministry offers fun, faith-building activities where young people belong and grow.

Gallery

Snapshots of fellowship, worship, and community moments at Maple Street Church.

Maple Street worship team singing and playing guitars, drums, and keyboards
Families gathered around an outdoor stage during a Maple Street community event
Children and leaders raising their hands during a group activity in the sanctuary
Food pantry volunteer standing beside boxes of groceries for distribution
Children and leaders holding heart drawings during a Vacation Bible School presentation
Volunteers arranging donated items on tables at an outdoor community event

Praise and Worship

At Maple Street Church, we believe worship is more than something we sing—it’s a response to who God is and what He has done. As a Pentecostal church, we embrace expressive worship through heartfelt singing, raised hands, prayer, and openness to the moving of the Holy Spirit. We invite everyone to worship God freely and authentically, while keeping Jesus at the center of all we do.

Congregation worshiping with raised hands in the Maple Street sanctuary