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We celebrate church service at Fredheim Arena Sundays at 11:00 a.m.
Parallel to the service in the amphitheater, the children celebrate their worship service in Awana Children's Church. After the service, we have an open cafe in the foyer, where we hope you will make some new acquaintances.
Parallel to the service in the amphitheater, the children celebrate their worship service in Awana Children's Church. After the service, we have an open cafe in the foyer, where we hope you will make some new acquaintances.
4G
On a few Sundays each semester we will facilitate generational worship services, where all generations are together throughout the service. We call these collections 4G.
In addition to the services, we offer house churches and other life-related communities at various times, which are intended to serve as a complement to the worship service.
You are warmly welcome to our church services!
In addition to the services, we offer house churches and other life-related communities at various times, which are intended to serve as a complement to the worship service.
You are warmly welcome to our church services!
Lifelong communities
As a church, we want a community that goes deeper. Making people disciples is our mission! Lifelong fellowship is an offering of equipping us to live out what we believe in in our daily lives. Lifelong fellowship is suitable for everyone, whether you are old, young, believing or doubting.
The communions are just as important to the assembly as the Sunday service. They constitute an inalienable point of impact in a hectic week; a time when we want to draw closer to God.
The communions are just as important to the assembly as the Sunday service. They constitute an inalienable point of impact in a hectic week; a time when we want to draw closer to God.
Community values:
- Lifelike: “We share our lives with each other and let God go.
- Mission: “Common cause of heart gives common direction”
- Sharing: “Healthy cells divide”
We have both cell groups and house churches for family, youth, couples, women and men.
If you wish to become part of a vibrant community, please click the button below and fill out the form and we will contact you.
If you wish to become part of a vibrant community, please click the button below and fill out the form and we will contact you.
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Young Adults
This is a group of people from 3.vgs and up to about 30 years old.
We meet every other Thursday at 7pm for teaching and fellowship.
In addition, we have social evenings that are advertised on our facebook group.
There is also the possibility of joining smaller house communities if one wishes.
We meet every other Thursday at 7pm for teaching and fellowship.
In addition, we have social evenings that are advertised on our facebook group.
There is also the possibility of joining smaller house communities if one wishes.
Exceptional Adults
The “Outstanding Adults” offer is an offer for people who live alone, and the program is mainly adapted to the 30-50 age group.
Primarily, the collections will be added on Saturday nights.
This is an offer we have about every two months, beyond the usual meeting points in the parishes such as church services etc. The meeting point is posted on Fredheim Arena's calendar, and facebook feed as it approaches.
If you want to know more, please contact Dagny Frøyland.
Primarily, the collections will be added on Saturday nights.
This is an offer we have about every two months, beyond the usual meeting points in the parishes such as church services etc. The meeting point is posted on Fredheim Arena's calendar, and facebook feed as it approaches.
If you want to know more, please contact Dagny Frøyland.
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Ladies read the Bible
Every Monday at 10-12 we gather in Nystua for Bibelleaing. The number of participants ranges from 4-15. Average is 11 pcs.
“Ladies read the Bible” is an open-ended measure, and everyone is welcome. The purpose of the meetings, is to gain more knowledge in the Bible. We know that in good adulthood, we long for more Bible knowledge and that is why this initiative was started in February 2017.
We believe that when the Word is read aloud, at the same time as we read in our own Bible, it has a great meaning. Then we talk, wonder and think together. And then trying to figure out what this might mean for us today.
Listening -- Reading -- Doing.
The management of the Mondays is divided among several. Serving is coffee/tea+++
“Ladies read the Bible” is an open-ended measure, and everyone is welcome. The purpose of the meetings, is to gain more knowledge in the Bible. We know that in good adulthood, we long for more Bible knowledge and that is why this initiative was started in February 2017.
We believe that when the Word is read aloud, at the same time as we read in our own Bible, it has a great meaning. Then we talk, wonder and think together. And then trying to figure out what this might mean for us today.
Listening -- Reading -- Doing.
The management of the Mondays is divided among several. Serving is coffee/tea+++
Alpha
We organize regular Alpha courses. A new Alphakurs will start at Fredheim in autumn 2024. Feel free to send an email to alpha@fredheimarena.no if you want to know more about the course.
The aim of Alphakurs is to introduce fundamental aspects of the Christian faith through teaching, groups, fellowship and meal.
The course is run over 10 evenings, but also has an open introductory evening in advance. This one is the taster of the course that we call an Alpha Dinner. The course evenings run once a week for 3-4 months, and also have an Alphaweekend/Alpha Saturday as part of the program.
Alphakurs is suitable both for Christians who want to know more about the Christian faith, while it is particularly suitable for people who are curious about the Christian faith.
Over 30 million people in more than 150 countries have attended an Alpha course in the past 30 years.
Alphakurset contains these 15 themes:
September 3 “Is Life More Than This?” (Alpha Dinner)
September 17 “Who is Jesus?”
September 24 “Why Did Jesus Die?”
October 1 “How Can I Believe?”
October 15 “Why and How Can I Pray?”
October 22 “Why and How to Read the Bible?”
October 26 “Who is the Holy Spirit?” (Alpha Saturday)
October 26 “What Does the Holy Spirit Do?” (Alpha Saturday)
October 26 “How is one filled with the Holy Spirit? (Alpha Saturday)
October 27 “How can I make the best out life?” (Church service)
October 29, “How Does God Lead Us?”
November 5: “How can I stand against evil?”
November 12 “Why and how should we tell others?”
November 19 “Does God Heal Today?”
November 26, “What about the church and the church?”
More about the origin of Alpha coursesThe aim of Alphakurs is to introduce fundamental aspects of the Christian faith through teaching, groups, fellowship and meal.
The course is run over 10 evenings, but also has an open introductory evening in advance. This one is the taster of the course that we call an Alpha Dinner. The course evenings run once a week for 3-4 months, and also have an Alphaweekend/Alpha Saturday as part of the program.
Alphakurs is suitable both for Christians who want to know more about the Christian faith, while it is particularly suitable for people who are curious about the Christian faith.
Over 30 million people in more than 150 countries have attended an Alpha course in the past 30 years.
Alphakurset contains these 15 themes:
September 3 “Is Life More Than This?” (Alpha Dinner)
September 17 “Who is Jesus?”
September 24 “Why Did Jesus Die?”
October 1 “How Can I Believe?”
October 15 “Why and How Can I Pray?”
October 22 “Why and How to Read the Bible?”
October 26 “Who is the Holy Spirit?” (Alpha Saturday)
October 26 “What Does the Holy Spirit Do?” (Alpha Saturday)
October 26 “How is one filled with the Holy Spirit? (Alpha Saturday)
October 27 “How can I make the best out life?” (Church service)
October 29, “How Does God Lead Us?”
November 5: “How can I stand against evil?”
November 12 “Why and how should we tell others?”
November 19 “Does God Heal Today?”
November 26, “What about the church and the church?”
Service
At Fredheim, we aim for the various ministry groups in the congregation to function as close communities where life is shared, and where elements of the Bible and prayer are both natural and common.
In a family, everyone has a meaning, and so is the case in the church. IN 1. Cor 12 compares the church to the body of Christ, where each individual limb is of infinite importance to the functionality of the body. Without a limb, the body does not function properly. We therefore believe God has given each of us special gifts to contribute to the community and the church.
Service is what happens when you get to use the gift God has endowed you with. In this way, we believe both the community and we as Christians grow through serving one another, because that is how God intended the church, and together we practice the universal priesthood.
Would you like to serve with your gift? Wondering what gift you are endowed with? Contact us and we hope to be able to help you!
In a family, everyone has a meaning, and so is the case in the church. IN 1. Cor 12 compares the church to the body of Christ, where each individual limb is of infinite importance to the functionality of the body. Without a limb, the body does not function properly. We therefore believe God has given each of us special gifts to contribute to the community and the church.
Service is what happens when you get to use the gift God has endowed you with. In this way, we believe both the community and we as Christians grow through serving one another, because that is how God intended the church, and together we practice the universal priesthood.
Would you like to serve with your gift? Wondering what gift you are endowed with? Contact us and we hope to be able to help you!
Here are some of
The places you can contribute
If you would like to join a service group, click the button below.
Become a member
At Fredheim, the members, at the annual meeting, constitute the highest organ of the Assembly in all matters relating to the life and work of the Assembly.
Therefore, it is natural that there are some prerequisites for becoming a member, and through it being able to lead the Assembly.
Some of the basic prerequisites for membership are as follows:
- Persons who have been baptized and who have reached the age of 15 may apply for membership in the Assembly.
- Membership presupposes a personal Christian confession, and that one with it acknowledge Jesus Christ as his Savior and Lord.
- Membership requires payment of fixed annual dues
- New members are admitted after personal conversation and are committed on the Assembly's vision.
- Members are expected to align their lives according to the Word of God and the values that characterize the congregation.
