You will be greeted with a smile and helped find your way around. Our members love meeting new people and will gladly answer any questions you have.

Our worship is simple, heartfelt, and centered on Scripture. We sing together, pray together, take communion, and listen to a Bible based sermon.

Most Sunday services last about one hour.

Come as you are. You will see everything from jeans to dress clothes. Wear whatever makes you feel comfortable.

We have plenty of parking on campus with clearly marked entrances so you can get inside quickly and easily.

Just yourself. Many people bring a Bible, but verses are also read aloud and often displayed on screen. We also have Bible's you can use during your visit.

Absolutely. After every service, our leaders and members are available to meet you, pray with you, or help you take your next step.

Join us for worship a few times and let us get to know you. You can also talk to an elder or minister about Bible studies, small groups, or any questions you may have.

You can learn about Christ’s design for His church by exploring the teachings found in the New Testament. The books of Acts, First Timothy, Second Timothy, and Titus give a clear picture of how the early church was structured and how leaders cared for God’s people. If you would like to study this with someone, our ministers and elders would be honored to sit down with you, open the Scriptures together, and answer any questions you have. You are also welcome to join our Bible classes where we walk through these teachings in a simple and practical way.

We practice a cappella singing because it follows the example of the early church. In the New Testament, Christians are encouraged to sing with their voices and their hearts. It is a beautiful and simple way for everyone to participate in worship together. You are welcome to join in or simply listen as we worship through song.

Not at all. Many visitors choose to listen their first time, and that is perfectly fine. Our goal is for you to feel comfortable as you get to know our worship style.

We share the Lord’s Supper each week because that is what we see the early church doing in Scripture. Communion is a time to remember the sacrifice of Jesus, reflect on His love, and reconnect our hearts to Him.

We take a few quiet moments to pray, reflect, and share the bread and the cup. Simple, meaningful, and focused on Christ.