Visiting a new church can be a little overwhelming. We've all had that feeling. You don't know anyone. You're not sure what to expect, where to go, what to do, or even how long the service will last. In order to help address some of these unknowns we’ve put together some FAQs below. If you have any other questions about our worship service or ministry please contact us at the link above
How many services are on Sunday? Two! We have a morning service at 10:00am and an afternoon service at 2:30pm. Each service is about 1 hour and is different, with the morning service usually being preached from a text of the Bible, and the afternoon being preached using one of our Bible-based 3 Forms of Unity as a text. Members generally attend both services each Sunday.
Is there nursery availability? Yes! We have nursery available for children around 4 years old and under. This is found in the nursery room in the church basement
How will I know what to do when I come in the door? Immediately when you come in our main doors, you will be greeted by our Greeters..any questions? They are there to answer! They will provide you with that Sundays bulletin and guide you to a pew…or feel free to sit where you like!
What should I expect during worship? You can expect our whole service to be reverent and God-centered. You can expect reading from the Word of God…the Bible! There will also be congregational singing of both Psalms and Hymns from our Trinity Psalter Hymnal. There will always be a message (or sermon) preached based on God’s Word.
What kind of fellowship is there? Following each service there is always a time for fellowship! Feel free to mingle in the foyer, church basement, or even outside while enjoying a cup of coffee or juice following our morning service!
What do I wear? As we are coming before our God in worship, we come before Him in our Sunday best.
Is there an offering? Yes! God calls us in the Bible to give of our first fruits with cheer and thanksgiving. We take a collection each service for the budgetary needs of our church as well as a cause which our Deacons have chosen for that service.
