Fletcher Seventh-day Adventist Church Hendersonville

Fletcher Seventh-day Adventist Church

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Hendersonville 1141 Howard Gap Road

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#PrayForOneAnother

“Jesus says, I'm here with my body. This church, this family of faith, this is a place for connection and community, a place for friendship, a place where you will find people to carry your stretcher when you need to be carried to Jesus. And sometimes what that looks like is praying for each other. One of the greatest things we can do as friends, and one of the greatest things we can receive from our friends, is prayers that bring us into the presence of Jesus.”

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#BringThemToJesus

“This man could not walk himself into the presence of Jesus. And even if he could walk, he wouldn't have been able to get through the crowd. But he had four determined and creative friends who ripped a hole in somebody's house to get their friend in front of Jesus. is a challenge to us as a family of faith to truly pray for and work for our friends to bring them to Jesus.”

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#MadeForCommunity

“So we see right here in this foundational story about human beings that we're made by God, intimately made by God, and that we are whole beings. You can't separate out the parts. If you do, you just have a pile of dust and some wind blowing past. We are whole creatures made in the image of God. And though we have our individuality, which is precious and beautiful, we are never made to be alone. We are made for community.”

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Visiting

When and where are services?
Services are held Saturdays at 1141 Howard Gap Road, Hendersonville, NC 28792. Sabbath School (Bible study) begins at 9:30 a.m., followed by worship at 10:45 a.m. The church’s welcome page lists worship at 10:50 a.m., so you may want to confirm the start time with the church. (https://www.fletchersda.org/contact-us; https://www.fletchersda.org/new-here)

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What accessibility accommodations are available?
The website lists Glossa text and audio translation for the livestream, which you can listen to on your phone; it also mentions Spanish-language access. It doesn’t specify other accommodations, such as wheelchair access or assistive listening devices. (https://www.fletchersda.org/livestream)

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What languages are services conducted in, and is translation available?
The website doesn’t explicitly state what language the services are conducted in. It does offer Spanish text and audio translation through Glossa, which you can listen to on your phone while watching the livestream. (https://www.fletchersda.org/livestream)

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Can someone attend while exploring Christianity or questioning their beliefs?
Yes. Everyone is welcome to worship and take part in church life, including people who are exploring Christianity or still have questions. Baptism and official membership are for those who freely choose to commit to following Jesus; they aren’t required to attend. (https://www.fletchersda.org/)

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Is registration required, or can someone simply arrive?
You can simply arrive; registration isn’t indicated as required. The church says all are welcome to worship and participate in church life. The Membership Form is for people preparing for baptism or transferring membership. (https://www.fletchersda.org/)

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Kids & families

Which service times have children's programs for each age group?
Children’s Sabbath School is at **9:30 a.m.** for all listed age groups: Beginner (under 3), PreK (ages 3–4), Kindergarten (ages 5–6), Primary (grades 1–3), Junior (grades 4–6), Earliteen (grades 7–8), and Youth (grades 9–12). The website lists worship at 10:45 a.m. but doesn’t specify children’s programs then. (https://www.fletchersda.org/ministries) (https://www.fletchersda.org/contact-us)

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Do children need advance registration, and can visiting families participate?
The website doesn’t mention advance registration for children’s Sabbath School. It lists classes by age and grade, and says Sabbath School meets at 9:30 a.m. each Sabbath. Visiting families are welcome: the church says all are welcome to worship and participate in church life. (https://www.fletchersda.org/ministries) (https://www.fletchersda.org/membership)

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Beliefs

What denomination or network does the church belong to?
Fletcher Seventh-day Adventist Church belongs to the Seventh-day Adventist denomination. Its website identifies the church as Seventh-day Adventist and describes that church as a Protestant denomination. (https://www.fletchersda.org/about-us)

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What are its stated core beliefs?
Fletcher Seventh-day Adventist Church’s stated core beliefs include one God in three persons—the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—and salvation through Jesus’ sinless life, death, and resurrection. The church also looks forward to Jesus’ return, believes humans are created in God’s image, observes the Sabbath from Friday sunset to Saturday sunset, and teaches that faith includes caring for all aspects of life and creation. (https://www.fletchersda.org/about-us)

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What roles can women hold in church leadership?
Women are encouraged to serve and lead through Women’s Ministry, use their talents and spiritual gifts in the church and community, mentor younger women, teens, and girls, and take part in wider service. The website does not specify which formal church offices women may hold. (https://www.fletchersda.org/womensministry)

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What are its stated policies concerning LGBTQ people?
The provided material does not state a specific policy concerning LGBTQ people. The church website says that “all are welcome to worship with us and participate in church life,” but does not address LGBTQ identity or relationships specifically. (https://www.fletchersda.org/)

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Teaching

Which recent sermons would help someone understand the teaching?
The most directly relevant is the sermon on **Mark 2:1–12**. It presents Jesus’ healing as addressing the whole person—spiritual, physical, and relational—and shows the importance of a community that helps bring people to Jesus. ([01:25 from November 08, 2026]) ([01:30 from November 08, 2026])

A related section connects this teaching to **Genesis 2**: we are whole beings made by God and are not meant to live alone. ([20:34 from November 08, 2026])

The supplied excerpt doesn’t give this sermon’s title or date. The church website lists **“Lost and Found”** (Philippians 1:6) on January 11, but the available information doesn’t show whether it covers the same teaching. (https://www.fletchersda.org/pastor)

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How does the church talk about sin, confession and forgiveness?
We talk about sin as something that separates people from God and can weigh on them with guilt. The church’s website says Jesus was crucified for the world’s sins and that, through his death and resurrection, “victory was won for everyone”; believing this good news brings salvation and a transformed life. (https://www.fletchersda.org/about-us)

In a sermon on Mark 2, we describe forgiveness as a gift of Jesus’ grace: the usual pattern is to repent and ask forgiveness, yet Jesus takes the initiative and tells the paralyzed man, “Your sins are forgiven.” The sermon connects forgiveness with being made right with God and released from the burden of guilt. It does not give a separate, detailed teaching on confession beyond mentioning repentance and asking for forgiveness. ([01:26 from November 08, 2026]) ([01:27 from November 08, 2026])

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How does the teaching approach community and honesty with others?
We approach community as essential to spiritual and personal wholeness: people are not made to be alone, and friends can support one another and help bring one another to Jesus. In the story of the paralyzed man, four friends persist in getting him to Jesus; we are called to pray and work for our friends in the same way. ([01:24:16 from November 08, 2026]) ([01:31:50 from November 08, 2026])

Honesty means taking real needs—including guilt and harm between people—seriously. Jesus sees the whole person, including spiritual pain, and the sermon notes that when one person wrongs another, forgiveness between them is something those people must address with each other. ([01:27:43 from November 08, 2026]) ([01:29:24 from November 08, 2026]) The church also makes room for relational, discussion-based groups and describes a safe, supportive environment where people can connect and encourage one another. (https://www.fletchersda.org/ministries) (https://www.fletchersda.org/womensministry)

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How does the church approach doubt and suffering?
The church’s materials don’t spell out a specific teaching about doubt, but they invite people who want to know Jesus and offer discussion-oriented Bible classes, including classes that explore deeper theological questions. That suggests questions can be brought into a welcoming setting for learning and conversation. (https://www.fletchersda.org/; https://www.fletchersda.org/ministries)

For suffering, we emphasize Jesus’ care for the whole person—spiritual, physical, and relational—and the support of a faith community. In a sermon on Jesus healing a paralyzed man, we point to friends who carried him to Jesus as an example of how church members can support one another, including through prayer. ([01:30:53 from November 08, 2026]) ([01:31:50 from November 08, 2026])

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How does the church approach faith and work?
The church sees work as part of a life shaped by faith: God gave people work and responsibility to care for creation, and our jobs and talents matter to Him. It also emphasizes balance through the Sabbath—a weekly day to set work aside, rest, and spend time with God and others. (https://www.fletchersda.org/about-us)

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Is an answer based on an official statement or an interpretation of sermons?
It depends on the claim: the church website presents official statements, while conclusions drawn from the sermon are interpretations of that sermon. For example, the website states that Adventists observe Sabbath from sunset Friday to sunset Saturday. (https://www.fletchersda.org/about-us)

The sermon emphasizes that people are whole beings and are made for community; describing that as the church’s formal official position would go beyond what the sermon itself establishes. ([01:21 from November 08, 2026])

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Community

Which groups currently meet, and when?
The listed Sabbath School groups meet **each Sabbath at 9:30 a.m.** Adult classes include Family Life, Steps to Christ, Learned, Nicholaides, Doukhan, Cabana, MAD (Make a Difference), and Women’s Bible Study. Children’s classes are grouped by age, from Beginner (under 3) through Youth (grades 9–12). The website doesn’t give separate meeting times for individual classes. (https://www.fletchersda.org/ministries)

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Are there groups or introductory gatherings open to newcomers?
Yes. Newcomers are welcome to worship and participate in church life. Sabbath School classes meet at 9:30 a.m. each Sabbath; for example, the Steps to Christ class is discussion-based and focused on spiritual growth, and the Family Life class welcomes adults at different stages of life. (https://www.fletchersda.org/; https://www.fletchersda.org/ministries)

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Can someone join groups or volunteer before becoming a member?
Yes. The church says everyone is welcome to worship and participate in church life; official membership comes later for those who choose to commit to following Jesus and are baptized. The website also lists a Small Groups Signup form. It doesn’t specify separate requirements for volunteering, so contact the church to ask about particular opportunities. (https://www.fletchersda.org/membership) (https://www.fletchersda.org/forms)

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Who can answer a question the published information doesn't resolve?
You can contact the church office by emailing **secretary@fletchersda.org** or calling **828-674-7852**. (https://www.fletchersda.org/archives)

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