Visitors

This page has been created so you can let people know what to expect when they visit your church.

Here are 4 ideas to help you get started:

How long is the service? It’s nice to know how long a service typically runs so people can plan accordingly.
What about kids? Visitors with children like to know what to do when they first walk in—should they head to the kid’s classrooms or bring them into the main service? Also, they want to know what kind of care their child will be receiving.
What’s the service like? Let people know the style of music, whether the service is formal or informal, and other details so they know what to expect. Try to make these details reflect the mission and values of your church.
How do people normally dress? People feel more comfortable in a new place when they don’t feel like they stand out.

We are a small church of 30-40 people. When you come to visit us, you will find a group of loving, accepting people. We have a coffee and donuts fellowship time from 10:15 to 10:45 when our service starts. It runs until noon to 12:15. Children 1 year - 6th grade stay in the worship part of our service and go to children's church during the sermon.

Since we are small and limited on people with musical talents, we use inspirational, contemporary worship videos for our songs. Here is an example. Ten Thousand Reasons. We sing one hymn each service, and we often have a children's song just before the children are dismissed.

On the front of our church is a sign that says "Come As You Are". No need to dress up, but you may if you wish. Jeans or dress pants, tie or no tie, dress or slacks - all is fine. Mostly come as you are spiritually - whether depressed or joyful, new to the Bible or knowledgeable, new Christian or long-time server of Jesus Christ, questioning Christianity or solid in your faith - wherever you are in your spiritual walk, you are welcome.