Serving Angier

A Letter to Our Town

We love our town. We love its picturesque setting framed with blooms of Crepe Myrtles. We love its heritage and the bright future that lies ahead. But most of all we love the people. 

Our heart is to be a blessing to all of our neighbors. We are here to help individuals find meaning and purpose for their lives and to help them maximize their God-given potential. We are here to comfort the downtrodden, aid the poor, feed the hungry, and befriend the lonely. We are committed to sharing the love and truth of God and to being the hands and feet of Jesus. Our heart is to serve our town and to be part of making it the best place to live in North Carolina. 

God has promised that greater things are yet to come. We are here to be part of bringing God’s greater things to bear upon the people of Angier.

Angier, this is our promise to you. We will serve selflessly for the good of individuals, families, and our town.

 

In the love of Jesus,

- Anthem Church

How We Serve Angier

Angier Elementary

We’re excited to have the privilege of helping to raise the next generation. Toward that end Anthem Church has adopted Angier Elementary School (AES). We regularly volunteer at AES providing assistance to help teachers accomplish their great work of educating our children. We are happy to partner with AES to be a positive influence in the lives of children.

To learn more about our work at AES email us at info@anthem-church.org

Angier Hope

Anthem Church is excited to be part of Angier Hope. It’s a partnership of churches in the Angier area committed to providing online resources and personal connections to help individuals and families to find hope in the midst of life’s most difficult circumstances. Angier Hope is here to show people the way to a life with a brighter tomorrow!

Angier Hope videos address issues in five major areas of life: Marriage, Parenting, Emotional/Mental Health, Finances, and Addiction. Visit AngierHope.com to watch videos. 

Operation Inasmuch

In the Spring we partner with several other local churches in Angier and blitz our town with service projects. We call this Operation Inasmuch (taken from Matthew 25:40 NKBV).

On this day we share the love of Christ in very practical and tangible ways – washing storefronts, power-washing side walks, cleaning public areas, helping the elderly, etc.

As Christians we are called to be the hands and feet of Jesus, and it’s a pleasure to set a day apart to work with other churches in order to be a blessing to the people in Angier.

Crepe Myrtle Festival

The Crepe Myrtle Festival, organized by the Angier Chamber of Commerce, is a big event in the life of Angier. The Festival offers us a great opportunity to connect with folks in Angier who may be looking for a church.

At the Crepe Myrtle Festival we put up a tent, offer free face painting for children, and sell candied bacon. 

Our pastor, Rick Gutierrez, serves on the Angier Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. The Chamber organizes the Crepe Myrtle Festival.

Anthem Church also helps festival vendors to pack up at the end of the event and we help to clean up the town Depot Square.

 

Thanksgiving Meal

Each Thanksgiving we join with several other churches in Angier to provide a free and hot Thanksgiving meal to those in our town who may not otherwise be able to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal.

The meal takes place at the Angier Depot from 6:00-8:00 pm the Wednesday evening before Thanksgiving Thursday.

It is a wonderful privilege to serve the people in our town.

LIVING NATIVITY HAYRIDE

During Angier’s “Christmas on the Square” town celebration (when the town Christmas tree is lit), we help to present a living nativity scene. 

People enjoy a hayride that carries them from town hall to Jack Marley Park where different scenes from the Bible are acted out.

The living nativity scene is put on by several local churches working together to share the true story and message of Christmas. 

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