Wear whatever is most comfortable. Some of our members wear their “Sunday best” and show up in suits and dresses. Others wear t-shirts and jeans. Most are in-between – a polo and khakis or a sweater and dress slacks.
What will happen when I enter the church?
You will be warmly greeted by members who might be standing in the entrance area. You will be handed a service folder which you will need to participate in worship. You may sit anywhere in the church that you find convenient to see and hear.
We have a membership of about 60. Depending on the service and time of year, you can expect 30 to 50 people at a worship service. The church itself seats over 100, so there will always be room for you and your family to join us.
What is your communion practice?
Like the Christians in the book of Acts and the early Christian church, we follow the practice of close communion in which only our members, who have been thoroughly instructed in all the Bible’s teachings, come forward to receive the very body and blood of the Lord in the Lord’s Supper. This takes only a few minutes during which time we ask our visitors and non-communicant members to just wait patiently. Anyone wishing to join in the communicant membership of the church may speak with the pastor.
What about having children in the worship service?
Children are welcome to be present throughout the worship service. A child’s worksheet based on a Bible story is available for those children who wish to have something to occupy their minds during the service or at home.
What if my young child becomes fussy during the service?
A Parents’ Room is located at the back of the sanctuary for your convenience if a child becomes loud or needs special attention.