Visit on Sunday

1. Ask the people attending what brought them there and what kept them at this church. Listening to the church-goers is super valuable in getting the real idea of the church.

2. Make sure senior leadership is humble and always relying on the Lord. It's important that leadership is seeking first His kingdom.

3. You should make sure your spirit is at peace. You should have confidence that you can get on board with what they are doing. Ask questions like: "Am I excited to be apart of their ministries?"

4. Find the right kid's and student ministry. Drive across town if you have to. It is always a wise decision to put your kids in the right environment.

Our services are for all ages and backgrounds. Our team is intentional to love and lead every person that comes through the doors by planning thoughtful worship songs (hymns and contemporary style) and intergenerational/applicable bible teaching. You will never be embarrassed or pressured into anything. You can watch one of our live-streamed services to get the idea!

Whatever you are comfortable in! And whatever allows you to worship God best. But to give you an idea of what to expect, golf course attire is typically the maximum niceness for many of our people.

We believe in fostering a diverse family environment that embraces individuals from all generations, backgrounds, ethnicities, and abilities. The unity found within our community, despite our differences, reflects the essence of God's Kingdom, and it's something we wholeheartedly celebrate. In other words, there is a warm and welcoming place here for you.

No, come with all your doubts and questions! We can promise you will hear what we believe as Christians, but ultimately, the choice to believe is yours. That is what we call faith. If you have any questions, you can always reach out to one of our pastors here.

Yes, every single week. Communion is of high value and importance to us. It is a weekly reminder of our salvation and a remembrance of the Lord Jesus' sacrifice that secured it.

On your way into the service, you will pick up a communion cup on the tables in the sanctuary entrances. These communion cups have both the grape juice (wine which is the blood of Jesus) and small cracker (which is the body of Jesus) in them. At the specified time in service a host on stage will lead the whole congregation through communion. It is a special moment that we have every week.