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Attending church gatherings is a sacred privilege that strengthens faith, unites believers, and honors God, often requiring sacrifice but yielding rich spiritual rewards. Please, be our guest.
Here at the North Aurora Adventist Church, we value our community and continually work towards creating lives that are happy, healthy, and Christ-filled. No matter what season of life you are in, we have something for every age and every stage of life. Please come and join us. We would love to have you join our family!
“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity”—Psalm 133:1
See What We Offer!
Adult Classes
Designed to instruct men and woman of all ages to become strong and effective members of the body of Christ.
Youth Classes
Developed to increase the involvement of our teens and young adults in their relationship with God and the surrounding communities.
Children’s Classes
Aimed at nurturing children of all age groups and helping them to develop a loving and serving relationship with Jesus Christ.
What to Expect
When are services held?
Sabbath School Classes:
Saturdays at 9:30 a.m.
- Adult (all ages) – 2 classes available
- Beginners (ages 0-3)
- Kindergarten (ages 4-6)
- Primary (ages 7-9)
- Junior (ages 10-13)
- Teen (ages 14-18)
- FAST Class (all ages by reservation)
Worship Service:
Saturdays at 10:45 a.m.
How long are the services?
On average, Sabbath school classes last about 70 minutes. The main church service usually lasts an hour and a half and includes song service, special music, children’s story, giving, garden of prayer, and a sermon. See our
How should I dress?
We respect the principles of Christian modesty and simplicity in our attire, therefore most members choose to wear attire that is business, business casual, or semi-formal. Please wear what is comfortable for you.
Am I expected to give an offering?
No. However, if you would like to give your tithe and/or give an offering, there are envelopes in the pews that you may use, or you can give a free-will offering without an envelope. Both are placed into the offering plates as they are passed around during the “offertory” portion of the service. There is an option to give online HERE. If you want to learn more about the subject of offerings, visit Learn More
Do I need to stay with my children during class?
Younger Kids: We recommend that parents stay in the classroom with younger children who require aid. You’ll likely see other parents in the classrooms, and we recommend this for classrooms ranging in age from 0-5. Once your child is comfortable with their class and teacher (and does not require full care), you are welcome to chat with the teacher about dropping your child off at classes.
Older Kids: Feel free to drop off your older or more independent children. We have a friendly staff of teachers who can help your child enjoy participating in classes.
What if my child cries or makes noise during the service?
We are a family friendly church. Our services are multigenerational and we understand that sometimes children make a little noise. If you feel the noise of your child is too distracting we have you covered. There is a nursery adjacent to the main sanctuary equipped with a live-stream of the service if your child begins to cry or needs a break to play. It is located to the right of the main sanctuary, just down the side hall. If we can serve you in another way please ask.
On the first and third Saturday of each month we offer a children’s church age 4-12. Children will be dismissed after the children’s story to worship together in the fellowship hall.
Is there lunch after services?
Yes! North Aurora hosts a traveler’s/visitor’s lunch on the 1st and 3rd Sabbath of every month. We have delicious vegetarian and vegan-friendly meals prepared by many of our members. Please come and join us!
What is Children’s Church?
North Aurora Children’s Church offers a fantastic, out-of-the-pew, spiritual experience for your child. It’s open to all kids age 5 -12 and available immediately following Children’s Story every first and third Saturday of the month during the school-year. It’s not “instead of a sermon,” it’s a hands-on, age-appropriate, different sermon. Children’s Church also offers the unique opportunity to participate in a grand-scale play production. Come and see!
Does the North Aurora Adventist Church have a school?
Yes, the North Aurora Adventist Church has a private christian education school K1-K8. Our school is part of the world-wide Seventh-day Aventist school network. The Seventh-day Adventist educational system includes elementary and high schools, colleges, and universities in countries around the globe. More information HERE
Is there a visitor sign in and what is myNASDA?
myNASDA is our church intranet platform that helps keep our members and friends notified of events and ministries. myNASDA can capture our visitors contact information so that we can help serve our guests better. All information on the platform is secure and kept safe. Visit our Visitor Page you can also create a myNASDA profile, select SignUp
How else can I contact the North Aurora Adventist Church
You can contact us at info@nasdachurch.org, or call us at (630) 859-8601 during our regular business hours, from Tuesday through Friday, 9am-3pm.
When is the Church open?
Tues.-Fri., 9am-3pm
Sat., 9am-2pm
