WE ARE SAVING A SEAT FOR YOU
WE ARE SAVING A SEAT FOR YOU
WE ARE SAVING A SEAT FOR YOU
We want your visit to be comfortable
We understand that visiting a church for the first time can be hard if you don’t know what to expect. We have tried to help by answering some of your questions below. If you do not see an answer to your particular question, please fill out the contact form at the bottom of the page or call us and we will do our best to help you.
When:
SUNDAYS AT 9:15
Traditional – blended worship
WEDNESDAYS AT 6:30
Active, family-friendly devotions
(Preceded by supper at 5:45)
When:
SUNDAYS AT 9:15
Traditional – blended worship
WEDNESDAYS AT 6:30
Active, family-friendly worship
(Preceded by supper at 5:45)
Click on a question below to learn more…
What should I wear? (Click to find out)
What should I wear?
Anything that is comfortable. We care more about you than your clothes.
- You will see men in jeans, and you might see someone else in a suit.
- You will see women in jeans, others in pants, others in dresses.
For the most part, we dress casually. Come dressed to be yourself and to be comfortable.
Where should I park? (Click to find out)
Where should I park?
You will find plenty of parking on the south side of the building. You may park on the street or in our parking lot.
Which door should I use? (Click to find out)
Which door shluld I use?
We use the glass doors under the carport on the south end of the building. (By the parking lot)
What will happen before the service? (Click to find out)
What will happen before the service?
We love to meet new folks! You will be welcomed. People will want to introduce themselves and find out who you are. The pastor watches for new faces and tries to meet everyone before worship.
When you are ready, you may take a seat wherever you are comfortable.
What is the Sunday morning service like? (Click to find out)
What is the Sunday morning service like?
Sunday morning is a “blended” service. That means that you will hear both traditional organ music, and contemporary music. Some Sundays include a guitarist and song leaders. Other Sundays you may hear our choir.
The service itself is traditional with responsive readings, prayers, a children’s message, scripture, and a sermon. The emphasis is on seeing God in our everyday lives, and practical teaching about how to live for Jesus.
It will last about an hour.
What is the Wednesday service like? (Click to find out)
What is the Wednesday devotions like?
Wednesday devotions are “active.” It is geared toward the entire family.
We use contemporary music. It is VERY informal, only 15 minutes long, usually led by lay people. Family devotions are geared toward offering a variety of ways people can be involved in worship.
Do I have to sing? (Click to find out)
Do I have to sing?
No. There will be plenty of opportunity, but you may or may not know a particular song. If you prefer not to sing that is fine.
Do I have to take communion? (Click to find out)
Do I have to take communion?
No, but you are welcome to receive communion. In the United Methodist Church communion is open to anyone who wants to experience God’s love. Members and non-members, adults and children are all invited to take communion. If you prefer not to participate, you may simply remain seated or go to the altar rail to pray.