Where do I park?

In addition to parking spaces along the street near the church building, parking is available in a lot behind the church building on the east side (off of East Lefever Street.) 

 

Where do I enter?

From the parking lot, the closest entrance is Door 3, which will take you through our education wing into the fellowship hall. You are also welcome to use our main entrance (Door 1) off of State Road 1, which will lead you directly into the sanctuary.

 

What should I wear?

On a typical Sunday, you will see people wearing anything from suits and ties to jeans and a t-shirt. If you like to dress in the middle of the road, aim for business casual.

 

What about my kids?

Children are always welcome to stay with you during the service. If it makes things easier for you, a nursery is available for children under the age of 3. During the sermon, children’s classes are offered for age 3 through grade 5.

 

What is the worship service like?

In worship, we gather at a holy crossroads where ancient meets modern, the sacred reaches into the ordinary, and the profound takes on a personal touch. We arrange our services to feel both otherworldly and familiar. Our order of service draws from timeless elements—unison prayers, responsive readings, silent confession, and cherished creeds to re-enact the gospel message of redemption in Jesus Christ. Our worship style includes both old and new songs that lead us into God’s presence and prepare us to receive and respond to God’s Word. In-depth expository preaching helps us to discover and live out our place in God’s story. The Sacrament of Communion, which we normally celebrate on the second Sunday of each month, is a joyful reminder and wellspring of God’s sustaining grace in our lives. We hope that you leave the service feeling challenged, encouraged, and refreshed.

 

Is the building wheelchair accessible?

Yes. We recommend that you park on State Road 1 and enter through our main entrance (Door 1). From there, a ramp will take you directly into the sanctuary. A wheelchair-friendly restroom is located next to the fellowship hall. While we have wheelchair alcoves in the back row of the sanctuary, you are welcome to situate your wheelchair wherever you are comfortable for worship.