What to Expect

Visiting a church for the first time can feel a little uncertain. We want to make it as easy as possible. Here’s what you can expect from the moment you pull in until the moment you leave.

When You Arrive

As you pull onto our campus, you’ll find plenty of parking near the church. There are “Guest Parking” spots near the front entrance of the church. These spots are for you. Handicap entrance is on the left side of the church.

When You Walk In

You’ll be welcomed by friendly people who are glad you’re here, but we won’t put you on the spot. If you have questions or need help finding your way around, just ask. We’ll be happy to help.

If You Have Children

We want your children to be safe, cared for, and excited to come back. We’ll help you find the right place for each child and answer any questions you have before you leave them with us.

Sunday School 10:00 AM

Before our main gathering, we have Sunday School classes for different ages and stages of life. It’s a relaxed setting where you can meet people, open the Bible, ask questions, and begin building relationships.

Sunday Worship 11:00 AM

When we gather for worship, you can expect us to sing together, read Scripture, pray, and hear the Bible preached. Our music includes both old and new songs centered on biblical truth and the glory of Jesus Christ.

The Message

The Bible is at the center of our preaching. You can expect a message that explains what Scripture says, shows why it matters, and helps us respond to God’s Word.

If you don’t have a Bible, that’s okay. You’ll find one available for you to use in your pew.

After the Service

There’s no rush to leave. Stick around, meet some people, ask questions, or introduce yourself to our pastor. We’d love the opportunity to meet you personally.

And when you pull out of the parking lot, our hope is simple: that you leave feeling you were welcomed by our church family, heard clearly from God’s Word, and saw the greatness of Jesus Christ among His people and His Word.

We’d love to meet you this Sunday.