We recommend arriving 10-15 minutes before service begins. That’ll give you time to find parking, get your kids (if applicable) checked in, grab some coffee if you like, and head into the Worship Center. Our friendly volunteers will open the door for you and offer directions if needed.

Don’t stress it. Dress in whatever makes you feel comfortable. You may see some folks in slacks and a dressier top, and you’ll see others in jeans or shorts, a t-shirt, a polo, or even a hoodie.

We’re a contemporary church. Our service typically begins with announcements, and then some worship songs from our Worship Band, 180. Afterwards, you’ll hear an engaging, relevant, and applicable sermon. We end each service in celebrating Holy Communion (sometimes called the Lord’s Supper or the Eucharist) together.

You’re welcome to participate to whatever degree you’re comfortable. Most folks typically stand during our time of worship music. Some people may raise their hands. Others may observe silently. We’ll have instructions for Holy Communion, but you’re not expected to participate if you choose not to.

We have trained and vetted staff and volunteers. Each staff member and volunteer is required to submit to regular background checks and are trained in safety measures for your children.

We get it. Walking into a place of strangers can feel anxiety-inducing. You’ll find friendly (but not pushy) people who are excited you’re here. Our regulars wear name tags every week, which is a helpful way to get to know names and faces. You can grab a name tag too, if you like. Just head to the desk in the lobby and we’ll make you one, but no pressure! Most first time guests like to come in and observe. There are no expectations. You won’t be singled out, required to stand, or speak to the group. We want to make your experience as comfortable as possible.

Absolutely! Pastor Zakk would love to meet you. Grab one of our volunteers and they’ll be happy to make the introduction.