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Brookline Church of Christ is a congregation of the Churches of Christ located in Brookline, Missouri — a small community near Republic and Springfield. Its website, brooklinechurchofchrist.org, serves as a welcome page for visitors and members: it introduces the church, lists its meeting times and address, and hosts recent sermons. If you are in the Brookline, Republic, or Springfield, MO area and looking for a place to worship, the site is aimed at you.
What the website is for
The site is informational rather than commercial. Its stated purpose is to help people "get to know Jesus or maybe just honor him more." In practice, that means it answers the practical questions a first-time visitor would ask:
- Where is the church?
- When are services held?
- What is a service like / what has been preached recently?
There is no indication of online giving, registration, or paid content on the page.
Location
The church meets at:
Brookline Church of Christ 3086 N. Brookline Ave Brookline, MO 65619
Brookline is an unincorporated community in Greene County, adjacent to Republic and a short drive from Springfield. The site explicitly frames itself around visitors from those three areas.
Service times
| Day | Time |
|---|---|
| Sunday | 8:15 am and 10:30 am |
| Wednesday | 7:00 pm |
One scheduling detail worth noting: there is no 8:15 am early service on every fifth Sunday. If you plan to attend the early service, check whether that Sunday is a fifth Sunday of the month before you go.
Sermons
The site features a "Recent Sermons" section with dated entries, each linking to a "Read more" page. The listing shows weekly sermons posted on consecutive Sundays, so the audio or text archive is updated regularly. This is useful if you want to sample the congregation's teaching before visiting, or if you missed a week.
Who this is for
- Visitors in the Brookline, Republic, or Springfield area looking for a Church of Christ congregation.
- Members checking service times or catching up on a sermon.
- Anyone researching the congregation's identity, location, or schedule before reaching out.
The page does not list a phone number, email address, or contact form in the material available, so if you need to ask a question directly, attending a service or checking the site's other pages would be the next step.