What to Expect on a Sunday

We ought always to give thanks to God for you, brothers, as is right, because your faith is growing abundantly,
and the love of every one of you for one another is increasing.

2 Thessalonians 1:3

When you walk into the chapel on a Sunday morning, you’ll be greeted warmly and genuinely. As people gather, you’ll notice prayer and a real sense of expectation in the room. We believe God meets us when we come to seek Him together.

Our worship is focused on God. We want to minister to Him first, trusting that as we seek His Kingdom, He will minister to us. Our style is expressive and yet reverent. It’s normal for people to share a testimony, pray, or offer a short word of encouragement during the service. We believe that we don’t all need to be loud or all need to be quiet. We need each other. Preaching is often expository, meaning we open the Bible and take time to explain what it says.

We believe in families worshiping together, so the service begins with everyone in the room. This is an important way for kids to learn what worship looks like, by watching their parents and others who love the Lord. After that, children through 4th grade are released for a time of teaching and interactive learning.

As for dress, some people dress up and some come casual. No one is checking.