What should I expect when I visit?
Expect a relaxed, welcoming environment where we learn from God through the Bible, sing songs to Him in worship, talk to God through prayer, remember Jesus' sacrifice through taking communion together, and hear stories of Jesus changing lives! Come a little early to grab coffee and a treat, and we’ll help you find where you need to go!
How long are your services?
Plan on about an hour and fifteen minutes. Our Sunday services begin at 9:00 and 10:45 AM.
What do you have for my kids?
We offer a nursery for children 0–5 and Children’s Church for K–4th grade on Sunday mornings. Kids can be checked in when you arrive.
How do you keep my kids safe?
Your kids will be cared for by multiple trusted volunteers who have completed required background checks and safety trainings. We want your children to feel welcome, safe, and loved while they’re here.
Will I be singled out or expected to participate?
No. You’re welcome to come, observe, and participate at your own pace—we want you to feel at home, not put on the spot.
Do I have to be a Christian—or know anything about Christianity—to come?
Not at all. You’re welcome wherever you are in your faith journey! Our mission is to help people become better friends and followers of Jesus and to help you share Him with your relational world.
I’ve never been to church before. Is that okay?
Absolutely! You don’t need to know what to say, what to wear, or what to do. Come as you are, and we’ll help you along the way.
What do you believe?
At the center of our beliefs are four simple truths: God loves you. Sin breaks you. Jesus restores you. Will you follow? We believe Jesus came to restore us to relationship with God and others and invites us to follow Him as Savior and King.
What if I have doubts or have been hurt by a church before?
If you've been hurt by people in the Church before, we are sorry. You are still welcome here! You don’t have to have everything figured out before you walk through the doors—we’d love the opportunity to know you and walk alongside you on your journey.
What is communion? Why do you take it every week?
Communion is where we eat bread and drink juice together. Jesus told His disciples to do this often in remembrance of Him—remembering what He did for us by dying on the cross for our sins and rising from the dead to give us new life! We take communion every week because we want to be deliberate about slowing down and truly remembering this gift from Jesus.
How do I meet people and get connected?
One of the best ways is to join a Connection Group or serve! This is where you can build relationships and grow alongside other people. There are groups and serve teams for different ages, stages of life, schedules, and interests.
If I want to take my next step, where do I start?
Start by joining us on Sunday, then make yourself known by filling out a Next Steps card and connecting with us at the Next Steps space before or after a service! From there, we’d love to help you find your next step in following Jesus.