I haven’t been to church in a long time, will I be judged?
No. Our congregation is a loving and welcoming congregation. We know sometimes visiting a church can be scary. We invite you to sit wherever you would like and make yourself comfortable. We are blessed with visitors every Sunday, so you will not be alone. You will not be singled out or recognized in any way. If you have any needs or questions please let us know.
Where do my kids go?
We have Bible classes offered for all ages on Sunday morning at 9:00 AM. During our worship at 10:00 AM we currently all assemble together in the auditorium.
What should I wear?
We invite you to come as you are. We do not have a dress code. You will not be judged or called out in any way.
Should I give?
Our time of giving is considered a part of our worship. The offering that the Church receives is used for benevolence, local outreach, world missions, staff, building and grounds, education, and other church ministries. It is a blessing to give and we invite you to do so, but you are not required or pressured to give.
I’ve been visiting for a few Sundays, how do I become more connected?
If you have not already please fill out the connect card on the back of the seat in front of you. You can give that directly to the preacher or one of our shepherds. We also invite you to talk to our preacher or one of our shepherds directly. They would love to have a conversation with you.
Should I take communion?
Communion is a time for Christians to remember the death of Christ on the Cross for our sins and the salvation we now have through Him. We do not monitor who does and who does not partake of Communion. If you are a baptized believer in Jesus Christ, we invite you to partake of the bread and the cup. If you have further questions please let us know.
I noticed you are a Church of Christ, what does that mean?
e are part of a movement of believers that believe in the authority of the Bible alone and base all teachings and practices on the authority of Scripture. Churches of Christ are congregations that are directly led by local shepherds.