No need to worry about a strict dress code—most churches today are casual and welcoming. Wear whatever makes you comfortable, like jeans and a t-shirt or business casual. The focus is on you being there, not your outfit.

Services usually last about from 90 minutes and include a mix of Christian music, prayer, a sermon or message based on the Bible, and sometimes communion (a symbolic sharing of bread and juice). It’s structured but not rigid—feel free to sit back and observe if you’d like.

Absolutely not! Many people come without any background, and that’s perfectly okay. Sermons often explain concepts simply, and if you don’t have a bible, we would love to provide one for you! If you’re curious, greeters or pastors are happy to answer questions—no one expects you to be an expert.

You’re welcome regardless of where you are on your faith journey. Church is a place for exploration, not perfection. Many attendees have questions or uncertainties, and it’s a safe space to seek answers. No pressure to commit or believe everything right away—just come and see.

Not at all! You can just sit, listen, and absorb the experience. Participation is optional—some people stand for songs, others don’t. The goal is for you to feel comfortable, so do what feels right for you.

Offering is usually part of the service, but we don’t pass the plates or baskets. We have offering baskets located on the back tables. No one tracks what you give (or don’t), and newcomers aren’t expected to contribute. It’s just an opportunity for those who want to support the church’s work.