Plan Your Visit
We’re excited to welcome you!
We understand that visiting a new church can bring up questions—and we’re here to make it easy. Whether you’re curious about where to park, what to wear, or when things begin, we’ll guide you through everything, so you feel right at home.
Need help finding your seat? Want to know where to take your kids for Sabbath School? We’re happy to assist—and we have a small gift waiting for you when you arrive!
Parking and Accessibility
There are two parking lots – one on either side of the main church entrance. The main parking lot can be entered off of Indian Springs Road. The second parking lot can be entered off of Hillside Drive. This parking lot is smaller and has access to the ramp into the church.
Once inside the church, there is a handicap accessible bathroom just inside the main entrance. If you are coming for an event downstairs, there is a lift available. Just ask for assistance!
What to Expect
When you step inside on Saturday morning, you’ll likely hear someone say, “Happy Sabbath!” It’s how we greet one another on this special day of rest and worship—and a simple way of saying we’re glad you’re here.
One of our friendly team members will guide you where to go for our Sabbath School Bible study and worship service—they’ll show you where bathrooms are and where to hang your coat. Bringing children? We’ll help you get them checked in and settled into age-appropriate Sabbath School classes designed just for them.
You’ll notice that some people dress up, while others keep it casual. Wear what feels comfortable—we’re just happy you’re joining us!
Times
Sabbath School – 9:30 a.m.
Sabbath School is our version of Saturday morning Bible study. These small-group style classes explore timely, Bible-based topics that change each quarter. We’ll have a study guide ready for you (we call it the Quarterly), and there are groups for different ages and life stages—including fun, interactive classes for kids.
Worship Service – 11:00 a.m.
Our worship service begins at 11:00 a.m. and typically lasts 60 to 75 minutes. You’ll experience a blend of traditional music, meaningful prayer, and a message that connects God’s Word to real life—shared by our pastor, head elder, or guest speaker.
Some weeks, we invite guests to stay after for a fellowship meal—a perfect time to enjoy good food and even better company.
Can’t make it in person? You can also join us live online.