Before You Arrive

Everything you need to know for Sabbath
We know visiting a new church can feel a little uncertain — so here's a quick rundown of what to expect so you can focus on what really matters: experiencing community and worship.

Service Times

Parking
We hold one service each Saturday. 
  • 9:45 AM — Sabbath School (Bible study in small groups — visitors welcome!)
  • 11:00 AM — Church Service (worship, music & message — approx. 60–75 min)
We have ample free parking on site, including accessible spaces close to the entrance for those who need them. No stress, no searching.

What to Wear

Come exactly as you are. Our congregation is relaxed and casual — you'll see everything from jeans to Sabbath dresses. There's no dress code here.

When You Arrive

A friendly greeter will welcome you at the door. Don't hesitate to ask them anything — they're there specifically to help you get settled.

During the Church Service

What a typical service looks like
Our worship blends a warm, casual atmosphere with meaningful traditions rooted in our Seventh-day Adventist faith. Here's what you can expect during your visit.

Congregational Singing

We open with worship music — a mix of contemporary praise songs and beloved hymns. Songbooks are in the pews so you can follow along easily.

The Message

Our pastor delivers a practical, Bible-based message rooted in Seventh-day Adventist teaching. Thought-provoking, warm, and relevant to everyday life.

Scripture and Prayer

Time is given to reading God's Word together and lifting our prayers as a community. It's participatory but never pressured.

Community Time

After the service, stick around! It's a great opportunity to meet members of the congregation and ask any questions you might have.

Adventurer Club for Kids

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We offer the Adventurer Club for children on Sabbath Afternoons — a wonderful Seventh-day Adventist program that blends fun, faith, and friendship. Your kids will be in safe, caring hands. See this page for details and times: Adventurers