Celebrate Jesus Christ’s Birth
with Us This Christmas

Our Church is a place where you can come together with other believers to reflect, worship, learn, and become a better person.

The Church generally celebrates Christmas in many ways throughout the month, from Christmas parties where the whole neighborhood is invited, to special youth activities, charity drives, and more. While every Sunday service throughout the year focuses on the joy we can find through Jesus Christ, this year on Sunday 21 December we will have special services that celebrate His birth through words and music.

You’re more than welcome to come as you are. If you’re worried you’ll stand out, we try to wear nicer clothes than we wear the rest of the week, to reflect our reverence for God. The most common attire you’ll see at church is a dress shirt and tie for men and a skirt or dress for women.

We have visitors in nearly every congregation, so we’re used to seeing new faces. In a large congregation, people might not even realize you’re a visitor. In other areas, people might notice you and say hello. Either way, don’t hesitate to introduce yourself and ask any questions you might have.

No. When the bread and water of the sacrament is given to the congregation, you can simply pass the tray on to the next person and then sit back and enjoy the rest of the service.

No. We do believe in the law of tithing found in the Bible. But our members who choose to pay tithing do that privately, not as part of the worship service. You won’t be asked for donations during a meeting.

Yes! This is a family-friendly church. Children sit with their parents during the main worship services. A mother’s lounge provides privacy for feeding infants or other needs.