Worship Service - FAQs

• What about my children on Sunday?
  During our Bible study time we have classes for all ages, as well as a safe and cheerful nursery.
  
  During the worship service we have nursery for children up to age 4. We encourage parents to have their older children with them during the worship service so the children may learn by watching.
  
  We know that young children can be challenging to sit through the worship time so we have several areas, described below, which make it easier to train them.
  
  Some Other Options -- Connected to our main worship area we have a “training room” (aka, cry room) with a glass window, which allows parents to watch, hear, and participate in the worship service while still having a little more freedom to easily attend their children.
  
  We also have an overflow area which has audio and video feeds which also enable parents to participate in worship and to more easily attend to children. It is not a play area, but an extension of our worship area.
  
  
• What is the music like at the church worship service?
  Our music combines the best aspects of more traditional hymns and newer works of our time. It is both joyful and reverent. We pay particular attention to the words of the songs. We use a variety of instruments to help in worship.
  
  Each week the mixture of song type and style, along with instrumentation varies. It can range from all hymns one week to all contemporary the next. Typically, it is a mixture of both.
  
  Though many equate music to worship in our culture, music is just one of the means by which we worship our God.
  
  We desire the music to be profitable and edifying to our congregation, but most importantly glorifying to God.
  
• What should I wear to church?
  We believe that God is much more concerned with your heart than your outward appearance. That being said, we want you to be comfortable. Most of our people wear business casual. However, we have people in their “Sunday best” and people wearing jeans and tee shirts.
  
  We want you to feel comfortable to come as you are. Our desire is to draw attention to God, not ourselves.