So, you've decided to attend Sunday morning or evening, but you're wondering what each service is like and which one is best for you.

All of our services offer most of the same components, but with different styles.

At each service you'll find:

• Prayer
• Worship music
• Offering - If you are a guest, we want you to feel no pressure to give an offering
• Communion
• Sermon or message
• An opportunity to make a decision.  The decision time is always open, whether during or after the service or during the week.

What makes each service unique:

the 5.4.ONE
Sunday Evenings at 6:30p
Lower Level of the Youth Center

Modern Worship aimed at 18-35 year olds, though all are invited.  It is a more intimate, casual service where anything can be used to help teach the message.

• Music is modern with a band and can include any style from rock to bluegrass to urban gospel
• Informal teaching with lots of interaction
• Discussion time to talk about matters relating to the evening's theme
• Communion is done at stations, where you go to dip the bread in the cup and take it to a place to meditate
• Decision time is any time during the service.  You'll find people designated to pray with you and an area to go at anytime to pray or make a decision

Traditional Service
Sunday Morning at 9:00
Worship Center

Classic worship that celebrates our heritage of faith.

• Music is traditional with hymns accompanied by our magnificent pipe organ along with occassional choir and orchestra specials
• Communion is passed through the aisles.  You are free to eat the bread when you are ready, and the cup is taken all together as a family of believers
• Decision time is offered during a song at the end of the service

• Music is accompanied by a band and consists of familiar current praise songs and choruses as well as hymns.
• All ages are included from kindergarten on up.  Kindergarten through 5th grade are dismissed to their own special teaching time after the offering is collected.
• Communion is passed through the aisles and everyone is invited to take the bread and the juice when they feel ready
• Teaching is done through a sermon as well as videos, skits, etc.
• Decision time is offered at the end of the service