When We Gather

Sunday Morning — First Service
8:00 AM

Main Worship Service

Full worship service, including praise, prayer, Scripture reading, and an expository message in Amharic. Interpretation available.
Children's Sunday School runs concurrently for ages 3–12.

Thursday night
5:30 PM

Bible Study

Intensive, Weeks Long, in-depth Bible Study.

Wednesday Evening
5:00 PM

Prayer & Bible Study

Preaching, followed by strong intercessory prayer. Open to all members and visitors.

Weekly — Various Days
Cell Groups

House Fellowship Groups

Small cell groups meet in homes across Dire Dawa throughout the week. Contact us to find a cell group near you.

Your First Visit

You will be welcomed warmly. Our services are conducted primarily in Amharic with participation in Oromo, Somali, and other languages within our congregation. Services typically last 90–120 minutes and include:

  • Congregational praise and worship led by our choir
  • Communal prayer — both quiet and aloud together
  • Reading and exposition of Scripture
  • Testimonies from congregation members
  • An offering for church ministries
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New visitors are invited to introduce themselves after the service. Our deacons will be glad to answer your questions and connect you with a cell group.
Church location / building

Location & Directions

Map to church location

How to Find Us

Address: Near Blossom Hotel, Dire Dawa, Ethiopia

Our church is conveniently located near the Blossom Hotel in central Dire Dawa. If you are coming by public transport, take any minibus heading to the Blossom Hotel area.

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Baptisms, Communion & Celebrations

Baptism

Believers' baptism is administered following a period of instruction (typically 6 months). Candidates who confess faith in Jesus Christ and have been discipled are baptised publicly before the congregation. Contact the pastors to begin the process.

Holy Communion

The Lord's Supper is celebrated regularly as a congregation. All baptised believers who are in right relationship with God and the community are welcomed to participate.

Foot Washing

Following the Anabaptist tradition, foot washing is practised as a sign of servant-hood and humility. This ordinance is part of our special observance services, expressing the teaching of Christ in John 13.