Come Visit

Where are you located?
Between Eureka and Wildwood, MO

We are located just off HWY 109 north of Eureka Highschool, between Eureka and Wildwood, just a minute or two from I-44.

When should I come?
In-person or Online

Come join us in-person or online for worship this Sunday!

10:40 AM

Typcal end time is noon.

The morning service is live-streamed in real-time at 10:40 AM Sunday morning. The recording of the service is available by Sunday afternoon. Live worship and recorded services are both accessible from our online worship page.

What should I expect?
Directed by Scripture, blended in style

The Worship Music of HPC

Heritage Church has what you might call a blended worship style. That is, you will see a mix of traditions and fresh expressions of faith; hear centuries-old hymns played with full modern band accompaniment interwoven with contemporary praise and worship songs, all guided by the principles laid down for our worship in God’s Word. We do not give prominence to tradition for tradition’s sake. Neither do we clamor to modern fads in order to be “relevant”. Rather, the Bible instructs us to honor God’s work in the past by recalling the testimonies and singing the songs of saints gone by (e.g. Deuteronomy 31:22 & 31:30-32:44) as well as by singing new songs to God, praising Him for the work He is doing even now to save sinners (e.g. Psalm 33:3, 40:3, 96:1, 144:9, 149:1, Isaiah 42:10, Revelation 5:9, & 14:3).

The Worship Format of HPC

There is more to worshiping God than singing songs of praise. He is also worshiped and honored as we draw near to Him in prayer, repentance, examination of the Bible, and through the celebration of the sacraments (Baptism and the Lord’s Supper). Some of the elements of our worship service are liturgical in nature, such as the Call to Worship. But through each element of the service we seek to experience and be reacquainted with the Gospel message by allowing the Bible to shape our hearts and minds.

For those who are unfamiliar with some of the elements of our worship service, we often take time during the service to explain what we are doing and why we are doing it. We do this so that those who come from other backgrounds do not need to feel uncomfortable or excluded. We also do this so that those who are more used to the style and format of our service won’t become so familiar with it that we lose sight of why we do what we do.

How should I dress?
Two valid approaches

There are two approaches that people often take when it comes to deciding how to dress for church. There are those who believe we should come as we are, since God is more concerned that we approach Him with humility and freedom from worry about impressing others with our appearance (see Psalm 18:27 & 1 Timothy 2:8-10).

Others believe that we are to offer God our very best in all things including attire, not out of a motivation to impress others but out of devotion and desire to glorify God as we come into His holy presence (see Leviticus 20:7 & 1 Corinthians 10:31).

There are merits to both sides. At Heritage there are people who dress casually (jeans and t-shirts) and those who dress formally (suit and tie) and everything in between. It’s a mixed bag of people who seek to honor God without fear or judgement from others. However you decide to dress for church, just know that there is no reason to fear what others will think. That’s not why any of us are there after all. We’ll just be glad to see you.