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Plan your visit

Your first Sunday, minute by minute.

Everything a first-time guest asks us — parking, kids, what to wear — and a way to tell us you’re coming, so someone’s watching for you by name.

A mom, dad and three kids sit together on a living room rug, playing with blocks and a teddy bear nearby

The 9:00, as a first-timer

Sunday morning, minute by minute

The 11:00 runs the same way, two hours later. Kids’ check-in opens 20 minutes before each service.

  1. 8:40

    Pull in off Oxmoor Road

    Guest parking is marked with cones right by the front doors. Someone in an orange vest will wave you in.

  2. 8:45

    Kids check-in, lobby left

    A matching security tag for you and each child. Teachers text you directly if they need you.

  3. 8:52

    Coffee at the welcome table

    Carol or one of the greeters will point you to a seat — aisle seats are easiest to slip into.

  4. 9:00

    Singing

    About twenty minutes. Sing, listen or just sit; no one is keeping track.

  5. 9:25

    The message

    Thirty-five minutes or so from one of our pastors, with a Bible verse on the screen if you don't have one.

  6. 10:15

    Pick up and head out

    Show your tag at the kids' rooms. Stay for a second coffee, or go — both are fine.

Good to know

Before you come

Parking & greeters
Turn into the main lot off Oxmoor Rd — guest parking is marked with cones near the front doors. On a full Sunday, someone in an orange vest will point you to overflow parking about two minutes’ walk away.
Kids check-in
Stop by the Kids Check-In desk in the lobby before either service. We’ll get your family a matching security tag, and your child’s teacher will text you directly if they need you.
What to wear
Whatever’s comfortable. You’ll see jeans and sundresses in the same row most Sundays. Nobody is dressed up on purpose here.
Accessibility
Every entrance is step-free, and reserved accessible parking is closest to the main doors. Wheelchair seating is on both side aisles, and large-print bulletins are at the welcome table — just ask.

Plan a visit

Tell us you’re coming

Takes a minute. No follow-up calls unless you ask.

So the right room is ready for them.