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Your first Sunday, without the guesswork
Nobody will make you stand up, sign anything, or explain yourself. Come in, sit down, and see what you think.
Sunday mornings
Bible class at 9:30, worship at 10:30. Arrive whenever suits you.
What happens
A Sunday morning, start to finish
Step 1: You arrive
Park anywhere in the lot. Someone will be at the door to say hello and point you where you need to go.
Step 2: Bible class
9:30am. Classes for every age, taught around a table with plenty of room for questions.
Step 3: Worship
10:30am. Singing without instruments, prayer, the Lord's Supper, and a sermon from the text.
Step 4: Afterwards
People linger. Stay as long as you like, or slip out: both are completely fine.
Good to know
Questions people ask before they come
What should I wear?
Whatever you're comfortable in. You'll see suits and you'll see jeans, often in the same pew.
Will I have to introduce myself in front of everyone?
No. We're glad you came, and we'll say so quietly. Nobody gets put on the spot.
What do I do with my children?
Bring them right in: children are part of worship here. There are Bible classes for every age at 9:30, and a nursery available if you'd prefer it.
Why is there no piano or band?
We sing a cappella, following the pattern of singing described in the New Testament. It takes a week or two to get used to, and then most people love it.
Is there anything I'm expected to give?
A collection is taken during Sunday worship as an act of giving by the members. Visitors are not expected to contribute: please just let it pass.
How long does the service last?
Bible class runs about 45 minutes; worship is usually done around 11:45, or a little after.
Finding us
Where to go
A free lot sits directly beside the building, with spaces near the front doors kept clear for visitors.
The building is step-free from the parking lot, with accessible restrooms and reserved seating at the back and side.
Someone will greet you at the door and can walk you to a class or a seat if you'd like.
Before you come
Let us know you're coming, or don't
Either is genuinely fine. If it helps to have a familiar face waiting, send a note and we'll look out for you.