Plan a Visit

First, it is important to note the times and locations of each fellowship, as not all of them start on a Sunday morning. The fellowships are designed to be conducive to the schedules and other dynamics of those who are meeting. It is important to find a fellowship that works for your schedule so that you can be committed to meeting regularly.

With that said, our fellowships are very informal—casual clothing is just fine. Please come just as you are.

Each fellowship varies in length but involves all of the following three elements: prayer, worship, and sharing. In our fellowships, we look forward to hearing from everyone on how they are growing, being stretched, their challenges, and the amazing ways in which they’ve seen God work throughout their week. A typical fellowship will meet for approximately two hours each week.

The worship style is typically contemporary, but will occasionally include some traditional hymns. The worship can be led by individuals or media devices. Ultimately, the worship style and format are flexible and can be determined by the fellowship.

We believe that Church is an environment where children can glean a lot from older, more mature believers. Therefore, in our primary fellowship times, children are participating with the adults. We have additional opportunities for youth and children to meet.

While water and coffee are traditionally served for Sunday morning fellowships, this is not guaranteed and depends on the fellowship’s location. We attempt to keep operating costs as low as possible in order to maximize our potential for meeting the needs of our communities. Additionally, some homes may have other restrictions.

You are always encouraged to visit a fellowship a few times. However, please realize that joining a fellowship is a mutual commitment—you’re making a commitment to the other families, and they are making a commitment to you. Additionally, our pastors make a substantial commitment to the growth of you and your family. Please note that you should expect to connect with your pastor at least once every two weeks, if not weekly. The frequency and other details can be decided by you and your pastoral leadership.