WHAT TO EXPECT – PLAN YOUR VISIT
You are invited to a heartfelt celebration of worship that encourages freedom of expression and Biblical praise. Our focus is not on programs, people, or formality but on the Savior. We invite everyone to worship God with us in the way they feel comfortable.
What Happens On My First Visit?
Expect a warm welcome! We know new places can be intimidating, so we strive to make our church feel like home. When you visit, our hosts will greet you at the door with welcome information and a helping hand for any questions. We’re so glad you’re here!
Schedule & Service
Pre-Service Prayer takes place from 9:30am – 10:00am. Service begins at 10:00. Every Sunday service is different and allows for the guidance of the Holy Spirit but typically includes, worship, scripture, preaching, and prayer.
Parking
We have off street parking all around our building, including handicap spaces. Our front entrance is accessible.
Children’s Ministries
We have Sunday School available during the church service. Children are usually dismissed before the preaching. Children 4-11 years old can join Sunday School.
Translation / Interpreting
Spanish translation and interpreting in American Sign Language is available. If you wish either of these, please let us know.
Praise & Worship
During our worship service we sing songs and play musical instruments to focus on Jesus and to celebrate and thank Him. We lift our voices and our hands to God. People express their praise to God as they are comfortable.
Interested in attending?
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Biblical examples of worship you will observe in our services:
Pre-service Prayer: Thirty minutes before each service everyone is invited to participate in a time of prayer, in the church auditorium. This is in keeping with our goal to make God a priority in our services.
Praying Aloud: Acts 4:24 “..they lifted up their voice to God with one accord..”
Sharing Prayer Requests: 1 Thessalonians 5:11 “… comfort yourselves together, and edify one another..”
Clapping, Lifting Hands, and Singing: “Clap your hands…” Psalms 47:1, “…lifting up holy hands…” I Timothy 2:8, and “Make a joyful noise unto the Lord.” Psalms 98:4
Playing Instruments: “…praise Him with…the trumpet…the tambourine…the dance.. stringed instruments.. cymbals..” Psalms 150
Praying for Healing: James 5:14 “Is any sick among you? let him call for the elders of the church; and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord