Plan Your Visit
You're Always Welcome
We know visiting a new church can feel like a big step. Here's everything you need to know to make your first Sunday with us simple and encouraging.
Service Times
Sunday School: 9:30 AM
Sunday Worship: 10:45 AM
Who You'll Meet
Friendly greeters at the door, ushers in the lobby, and a church family eager to make you feel at home.
Your First Sunday
What Your First Visit Will Look Like
Most first-time guests tell us the visit was easier than they expected. Here's a quick walkthrough of how a typical Sunday unfolds.
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Arrive 10–15 minutes early
Park in the guest lot and let our greeters point you in the right direction. They're easy to spot and excited to meet you.
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Grab a bulletin
Pick up a service folder near the entrance that follows along with the morning's sermon.
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Worship & Word together
Our service is about 75 minutes — Christ-exalting music, prayer, and a clear, Bible-saturated message.
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Stay for fellowship
After the service, hang around for a few minutes. We'd love to meet you, introduce ourselves, and answer any questions.
Common Questions
Quick Answers
What should I wear?+
Some people come in suits. Some come in nice pants and a nice shirt. Some come in jeans. The goal is that we want you here!
Will I be asked to stand up or speak?+
No. Visitors are never put on the spot. We want this to be a peaceful, encouraging time for you.
Is there something for my kids?+
Yes. We have graded children's classes during Sunday school at 9:30 AM for ages birth through 5th grade. During the 10:45 AM worship service, we offer nursery care for our youngest children — older children are welcome to join their families in the sanctuary.
Do I need to give money?+
Not at all. Giving is an act of worship for our members and regular attenders — visitors are simply our guests.
Where do I go when I arrive?+
Look for our greeters near the front entrance. They'll give you a bulletin, show you to the sanctuary, and answer any questions.
Save the Date — This Sunday
We'd love a chance to say hello. Let us know you're coming and we'll have someone ready to greet you at the door.