• What time are your services?

    We meet on Sundays in person and online at 8:15am for our traditional service and at 10:45am for our modern worship service.

  • Do you have services for kids and youth?

    Yes! We have many different areas of ministry for children of all ages.


    On Sundays, Faith Church offers two kids Sunday School classes and one youth Sunday School class. Students from PreK-2nd grade will gather in room 17 for bible stories and crafts, students in grades 3-5 gather in room 20 for bible study and discussion, and students in 6th grade and above meet in room 10 for bible study and discussion. Additionally, during the 10:45 am worship service, kids can participate in Kids Church, where they enjoy lessons based on the bible, games, discussion, and more in an interactive environment.

  • Where do I park?

    We have a large parking lot with plenty of room for all! Both worship services are hosted on the left side of our building in the sanctuary.

  • How long do services typically last?

    A typical worship service lasts about an hour. We'll begin with a couple of announcements, sing a hymn at the 8:15 AM service or a couple of songs with the band at the 10:45 AM service, pray, and then one of our pastors will share a message. Most services wrap up with a final song or two.

  • What should I wear?

    You're invited to come as you are. Jeans and a t-shirt are totally acceptable and many people wear them, but if you like to dress up more that's awesome, too.

  • Is your church accessible?

    We have made sure that our building is accessible for people of all different abilities. We have ramps for wheelchairs and in-ear audio devices for the hearing impaired. There is a live scripture document so everyone has access to the text on our screen, and a live translation app that takes what is being said during the service and translates it into whatever language you need!

  • Do you serve communion?

    We celebrate communion at both worship gatherings on the first Sunday of each month with gluten-free bread and juice. Everyone is welcome to receive communion.