Church Services
"The Song" Movie Night and Sermon SeriesThe Song of Solomon is a book of the Bible that talks about a young couple meeting and getting to know each other. It describes their engagement, their wedding, their wedding night, and sex. God created and cares about all of life, even this part of it! On Valentine's Day evening, Spirit and Truth Fellowship of Knoxville provided a free showing of "The Song" movie, a feature-length film inspired by the Song of Solomon. More than 50 people attended the movie event! Pastor David Spakes has been preaching a sermon series from the Song of Solomon on Sunday mornings in January and February. The series will conclude with the final sermon on the first Sunday in March. The entire series will be available on DVD. For a limited time, there is no cost, but the DVDs must be pre-ordered and picked up after church on a Sunday morning. To request your copy, send an e-mail message to thesong@spirit-and-truth.net. February Singing ServiceWe designate the last Sunday morning of every month as a singing service. No sermon is planned for these Sundays. Any Christian who desires to sing or play an instrument for God's glory may join in. And of course, everyone can come listen and enjoy the praise and worship. Our next singing service is scheduled to take place on February 22. If you or someone you know is not faithfully attending another church someplace else, or if you would just like to visit, please come and be warmly welcomed! About Our ChurchSpirit and Truth Fellowship of Knoxville meets weekly for church service on Sunday mornings (see schedule below) at Ijams Nature Center in South Knoxville. Click here for directions. We are an independent, nondenominational, Evangelical Christian Church that is friendly to the sciences. We welcome sincere skeptics to consider starting a relationship with God in fellowship with a group of Christians who are not judgmental against beliefs such as a 13.7-billion-year-old universe and evolution. We consider the Bible to be the inspired Word of God and inerrant in the original text, and where science and the Bible do not appear to agree, the flaw lies in human inability to fit the puzzle pieces together (the church takes no official position on such matters). We study from both classic (KJV, etc.) and modern (NIV, NRSV, etc.) English translations of the Bible. Please come and be warmly welcomed!
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Science CaféSpirit and Truth Fellowship of Knoxville (STFK) is a member of the NOVA scienceNOW community and proudly sponsors Science Café events for the Knoxville, Tennessee area. You can see a list of upcoming and past Science Café topics by hovering over the Events menu above, then choose Science Café Events. March Science CaféThis month, the STFK Science Café is "Plugging In to the Future!" Over the next four years, the University of Tennessee EcoCAR3 Team will be converting a Chevy Camaro into a hybrid or fully-electric vehicle. They will attend our next meeting as a panel of experts to answer your questions about ways to make a fuel efficient car. The meeting will take place on Tuesday, March 10, 2015 from 5:30 P.M. until 7:00 at Ijams Nature Center. Children are welcome to attend the Science Café with their parents! For ages 5-12, we offer a Kid's Café program in a nearby area with a science lesson and activities that help make learning science fun! Kids can participate with the permission of their parents while the parents enjoy the adult-level discussion. For proper planning purposes, it is important that our children's director knows in advance how many kids will be attending and their ages. Please RSVP by calling Ijams Nature Center at (865)577-4717 extension 110, or by sending an e-mail message to rsvp@knoxsciencecafe.org. Let us know how many adults and children are in your group and the ages of the children. 
Ijams Nature Center is located at 2915 Island Home Avenue, Knoxville, TN 37920. Click here for directions. During STFK Science Café meetings, discussion will be restricted to topics of science only. Religious viewpoints shall not be presented. Within the context of the Science Café, Spirit and Truth Fellowship of Knoxville does not advocate religion. Please make plans to attend! UT Science ForumStarting January, 2015, Spirit and Truth Fellowship of Knoxville is a financial sponsor of the UT Science Forum. This forum provides the general public, students and other researchers an opportunity to learn about the latest cutting-edge research at UT, ORNL and other local institutions. If you are in the vicinity of the University of Tennessee main campus at lunchtime on Fridays, stop by the Thompson-Boling Arena Café and attend. Take your lunch with you or purchase lunch on site. Presentations by distinguished professors and researchers are 40 minutes long and are followed by a question-and-answer session. The UT Science Forum is free and open to the public. |
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