Whether it’s been a long time since you’ve been to church, or this is something completely new—you don’t have to have everything figured out to walk through the doors.
Worship begins at 10:00 AM and lasts about an hour.
You can expect:
You won’t be singled out or asked to do anything you’re not comfortable with.
You can come, observe, participate, or just take it in at your own pace.
Parking is available on-site. For worship, enter through the red front doors. Ramped, accessible entrances are located on both sides of the red doors.
When you come in, you can grab a bulletin and take a moment to get your bearings.
If you’re not sure where to go, someone will be happy to help—but you’re also free to take your time and ease in at your own pace.
Children are always welcome here—including wiggles, whispers, and everything that comes with them.
There's a brief children's message in every worship service.
We have a pray-ground in the worship space with quiet activities for kids who need a little space to move or settle.
We practice open communion, which means all are welcome at the table.
During the service, you’ll be invited forward. You may receive bread and wine or grape juice, or simply come forward for a blessing. Gluten-free wafers are available.
However you participate, you are welcome.
Hearing assistance devices are on the table at the entrance to the worship space.
A Sensory Space is available during worship.
Printed sermons and announcements are available upon request.
Male and female restrooms are in the hallway behind the sanctuary.
A gender-neutral, accessible restroom is at the front right of the sanctuary.
Changing tables are available in all three restrooms.
What should I wear?
Whatever you’re comfortable in. You’ll see everything from casual to more dressed up.
Do I have to be Lutheran?
Not at all. Many people are exploring, questioning, or simply curious.
Do I have to participate in everything?
No. You’re welcome to observe, take it in, and move at your own pace.
If you’re thinking about visiting, you’re already welcome here.
When you’re ready—come as you are. We’ll meet you there.