What to Expect
Your first visit doesn't have to feel uncertain.
Come in quietly, look around, and take your time.
You won't be singled out.
Choose what you'd like to know.
Open only the doors that interest you.
Parking is available around the loop. Come in through the door on the right side of the building - you'll probably hear us before you see us.
Sunday mornings have a happy hum around here: coffee pouring, people catching up, and plenty of laughter. Grab some coffee and a donut, join a conversation, or find a seat and settle in. There's no formal check-in and no pressure to be "the new person." Just come on in.
Come a few minutes early if you'd like, but you don't have to. Before 10:30, you'll usually find people gathered over coffee and donuts, catching up on life and enjoying being together.
There isn't a formal pre-service routine for you to figure out. Grab a cup, find a seat, meet someone - or simply take it all in until you're comfortable.
Our worship is warm, joyful, and meant to be shared. You'll hear contemporary songs along with familiar favorites, led by our worship band - but you'll also hear the people around you singing.
Some Sundays are lively. Some moments get quiet. We don't worry much about everyone doing the same thing at the same time. Stand, sit, sing along, or simply listen. You're welcome to just be present.
We take the Bible seriously - but we don't believe that means church has to feel stiff.
You'll hear a lot of Scripture. Pastor John teaches straight from the Bible, takes time to explain what it means, and isn't afraid to wrestle with the hard parts. He'll make you laugh, make you think, and sometimes make you uncomfortable enough to take another look at something you thought you already understood.
The goal isn't simply to know more about the Bible. It's to let God's truth change the way we actually live.
Whatever you'd normally wear. Really.
You'll see everything from jeans and boots to dresses and button-downs. There isn't a dress code, spoken or unspoken. We're much more interested in having you here than in what you wore to get here.
Come comfortable. Come as yourself.
Bring them. Kids are part of the family here, too.
We don't currently have a formal children's ministry every Sunday, so your children are always welcome to stay with you during the service. Wiggles, whispers, and the occasional kid noise don't bother us.
When available, we also have a children's area in the back where they can spend some time during the message. Just ask when you arrive and we'll let you know what's happening that Sunday.
No need to worry about your kids being perfectly quiet. We're glad they're here.
We begin at 10:30 AM and usually finish around 11:30 AM.
We value our time together, and we value yours too. There's no rush to leave afterward, though you'll often find people lingering, talking, and catching up long after the service is over.
No. You can simply come and see.
You won't be singled out, asked to introduce yourself, or expected to know what to do. Sing if you'd like. Listen. Follow along in Scripture. Ask questions afterward - or don't.
Take the time you need. There's room for you here.
Come in when you're ready.
There's room for you here.