WELCOME
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PLANNING YOUR SUNDAY VISIT
You’re only 4 steps away from experiencing a genuine move of God. You’re invited to come and find what we’ve all found: a new life in Jesus Christ. There’s peace here. There’s joy here. The only thing missing is you.
Let’s get started!
COME AS YOU ARE
People are often concerned about how to dress when they come to church. Just wear what makes you comfortable! Once you’re inside, you’ll see that people dress differently. It’s not uncommon to find people wearing suits, dresses, and jeans (not at the same time, though. Others would stare).
PARKING
As you enter the parking area, you’ll be thrilled to discover that we’ve reserved guest parking spots close to the building just for you.
It’s all yours. Get in there!
ENTERING THE CHURCH
As you approach the front door and enter the lobby, you’ll be greeted by our friendly hosts who are ready to show you around and answer any questions you might have (about the church).
TURN LEFT OR RIGHT
After entering the church, you can choose your direction. If you turn right, you can proceed directly into the sanctuary to find a place to sit. This is where you’ll feel the Holy Ghost move as we praise and worship Jesus with everything we’ve got. It’s a wonderful time that you don’t want to miss. If you’re in need of prayer, we’ll be happy to pray with you! We dedicate a portion of the service to praying for all who come forward and request it. Soon after, you’ll hear powerful preaching from the life-changing Word of God.
If you have children, you might choose to turn left toward the youth department. Down this hall you’ll encounter passionate teachers who are ready to teach your kids the stories of the Bible in a way they’ll understand. If you have an infant or toddler, we have some loving and kind people in our nursery who are prepared to watch over your babies while you enjoy the service in the sanctuary.
It’s just that easy!
We want you to come, be comfortable, and enjoy being in the presence of God with us.
We’re excited to meet you, so come on already!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What’s the difference between Sunday & Wednesday services?
Some people have a little less umph on hump day, so Wednesday night services are perfect because it’s calmer than Sunday morning. Also on Wednesdays, rather than preaching a message from the pulpit, Scripture truths are slowly and methodically unpacked in a more casual way that’s better suited for learning: we call it Bible Study.
What time should I arrive?
We understand that going to a new place for the first time can create some anxiety about the unknown. Let’s calm those fears! You can arrive up to an hour before service begins (people have their favorite places to sit, so they arrive early to pray and secure their spots). If that’s not your kind of thing, it’s not a problem! We recommend you come at least 20 minutes early on your first visit so you can get comfortable before service begins.
Will I be expected to bring, say, or do anything?
We’re friendly people here, so we’re excited to introduce ourselves to you. We also collect some information about you and any visitors you bring on your first visit. You’ll be provided with a pen (you can keep it) and a Guest Connections card to complete. Once you’re finished, just give it back to the host you met at the door. If one is not available, someone in our Audio/Video booth will be happy to accept it from you. If you really don’t feel like doing any of that, just leave it in your pew rack and we’ll collect it after the service. No stress!
Where’s the Restroom?
Excellent question, and so important! As you enter the church, go to the left. The ladies room is on your immediate right. Keep going straight and you’ll see the men’s room a little further down on the right side.
Can I bring food into the Sanctuary?
The standard answer is no, but you know your medical conditions. When a medical urgency pops up, feel free to chug that bottle of orange juice you snuck into the room. Bottled water is never a problem (this is Florida). BTW, we do have a water fountain near the restrooms if you need a sip. Still, we ask that you keep that fried chicken and those collard greens in your car until the service ends (we don’t like it either, but we’ve learned it’s for the best).
