Why Sunday Evenings?

We want to reclaim the Sabbath tradition. Let Sunday mornings truly be a time of rest and peace with family and friends honoring God. Why does Sunday have to be another day “to get out of bed and be somewhere” or rush, rush, rush? We need to get rid of the hectic and the unhappy.
So rest . . . come to church in the evening . . .

Our younger generations have a different clock on the weekends than does the rest of the world. Their evenings may begin at 11:00 p.m. and end at 5:00 a.m. Are they going to get up and go to a 9 or 11 a.m. worship service? Naaaa.
So sleep in . . . come to church in the evening . . .

We live in a mobile society. People are traveling across country all the time—and especially on weekends. But Monday always comes around. People do have to get home and prepare themselves for that Monday alarm clock. While it’s unlikely that people will get home on Sunday morning in time for church, a later service might work into that schedule.
So travel during the morning . . . come to church in the evening . . .