Absolutely! Our services are designed to be collaborative, with children singing alongside adults. We believe kids are the future of the church, and we want them to feel included.

For children ages 4-10, we offer a Kids Ministry program. Simply sign in your kids on the clipboard before service, and they’ll be dismissed after our worship time.

For older children who stay in the sanctuary, we have free sermon notebooks in our lobby resource area that can help them engage with the message. We’re grateful to have your family worship with us and encourage children and youth to serve alongside us.

Each week, you will experience uplifting music, an encouraging message, and friendly people. Our service begins with announcements and prayer, followed by worship songs that invite you to connect with God.

We then dismiss children to their class, while adults and older children remain for the 40-minute Bible study. We close with a song and prayer, and after the service, we invite you to stick around for refreshments downstairs.

On the first Sunday of each month, we take communion near the end of the service, which is open to everyone.

For those with mobility needs, we’ve reserved convenient handicap parking spots right next to the front door, leading directly into our upstairs sanctuary. Our office area bathroom is also upstairs, with plans underway to expand and enhance accessibility.

While our dining hall and children’s ministry areas are downstairs and currently accessible only by stairs, we’ve designated nearby parking spaces for your convenience. We’re committed to continuous improvement, and encourage you to reach out with questions, needs, or suggestions – we’re here to support you!

No, we’re not going to call you out, make you wave, or stand up. However, we’d like to get to know you better and encourage you to chat with people and say hi to someone during the service or afterward as we enjoy some refreshments together.

All guests are encouraged to grab the books, movies, magazines, and other items in the lobby resource area as our way of saying that we’re really glad you came. We’re excited you’re considering joining us. We can’t wait to meet you!

We firmly believe that where God guides, He is always faithful to provide. Instead of passing an offering plate during our services, we provide an offering box, so people can give if they’d like, and many people use our online giving option as well. We also believe that those who call this church their spiritual home should give generously and wholeheartedly to support the ministry. As our guest, we want you to come and get to know us, without feeling any pressure to have to give.

Baptism is an act of obedience on the part of the individual believer in Jesus.  It is an outward sign of an inward work, that has already taken place.  Therefore, we do not believe it is biblical to baptize infants.  However, we do believe that children are a gift from God, a gift that we need His help to steward.  So, on occasion, we do dedicate our children to the Lord, during our services.

The act of publicly dedicating children is an encouragement to the parents and the entire church as the family commits their home and children before the congregation. The congregation agrees to accept responsibility to help the parents raise the children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.