Plan a Visit

No. There is always more food than people, which is a small weekly miracle we have stopped questioning. Come hungry and empty-handed the first time. If you keep coming, you will eventually want to bring something, and that will be its own kind of belonging.

Keep them. Kids stay in the room with us for the whole service. They will hear the hymns, they will see the Table, and yes, they will make noise. We have made our peace with noise — it is the sound of a church with a future. More about kids here.

We lead you through every part and it's on the screen to read. When it is time to read together, you read together; when it is time to listen, you listen. Most first-timers find it easier than they feared — there is something restful about not having to invent your own words in front of God. Walk through the whole order of service.

The Table is open to any baptized Christian who trusts Jesus Christ and is walking in repentance. If you are not there yet, stay seated with no awkwardness at all — it is a normal thing to do, and we would rather you be honest than polite. Ask an elder afterward if you want to talk about it.

Then you are in good company, and you are still welcome. We are a church that thinks Christianity is true and is happy to be asked why. Come, eat, listen, disagree in your head, and ask a hard question over the leftovers. We would rather have your real objection than your polite attendance.