A place to belong. 
A community to call home.

Our Sunday services last about 90 minutes and are designed to be welcoming, engaging, and encouraging. Here’s what happens during a typical service:

Music & Singing (Worship) – We start with live music where everyone is welcome to sing along or just listen. The songs help us focus on who God is and what He’s done.

A Special Moment of Reflection (Communion – Twice a Month) – Every other week, we take a moment to pause and reflect on Jesus’ love and sacrifice. We do this by eating a small piece of bread and drinking juice, which represent His body and blood. We’ll share more about this tradition during the service, so don’t worry if you don’t get it just yet. Anyone who follows Jesus is welcome to participate, but there’s no pressure!

A Message from the Bible – One of our pastors (usually our lead pastor, Jamey Miller) will share an encouraging and practical message based on the Bible. It’s meant to help you grow in faith and apply what you learn to everyday life.

A Time to Respond & Pray – After the message, we make space to reflect and pray. If you want, you can receive prayer from a team of people who are there to listen and encourage you.

A Prayer of Blessing to End the Service – Before we leave, one of our pastors prays a simple blessing, asking God to guide and encourage us as we go into the week.

No matter where you are in your faith journey, you’re welcome to join in or just observe. There’s no pressure—just an open invitation to be part of the experience!

Guest parking is available near the front entrance. Look for our signs!

Absolutely! We also offer a safe, engaging Kids Ministry. Find out more about whats available for kids and students.

We recommend 10-15 minutes early to find parking, check in kids (if needed), and grab a free cup of coffee or tea. But if you’re running late, you won’t be alone. 😉

Our worship (the music and singing part of the service) is passionate, energetic, and focused on Jesus.

What kind of music is it? – We sing a mix of modern worship songs and sometimes updated versions of older hymns.

Do I have to sing? – Not at all! Some people sing loudly, some reflect quietly, and some just listen. There’s no “right way” to worship.

Why do people raise their hands? – You might notice some people raising their hands or closing their eyes. This is just a way some people express joy, surrender, or connection with God—but it’s totally up to you!