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Yes! We currently have a designated area for infants, young toddlers and kids up to ages 5. For those a little older, we have tables in the Upper Room sanctuary area for them to quietly draw and color while services are being held.

We take security seriously and have protocols in place for you and your family's safety. Should you visit, please sign in at the front entrance and we'll be happy to show you around!

Just come as you are!

We welcome everyone regardless of what attire they wear as long as it is not offensive or obnoxious so as not to cause any distraction among others during our services.

We encourage everyone to bring their Bibles— as we fully rely and trust what God says through His Word. It is extremely important to not just hear what Pastor Cecil says about the Word, but to read it for yourself to corroborate what you are hearing is the truth. Sanctify them through Thy Truth, Thy Word is Truth - John 17:17

A notepad and pen or pencil is also encouraged for note taking.

Please reach out to one of our senior staff church members to discuss possibilities. To serve is a great honor and shows you have a heart for God!

Yes, please visit our Discipleship page for short discipleship videos.

Great question— we're so glad you asked! We developed it to incorporate several things:

• We are a church that aims to make an impact for Jesus - thus the blue box background, you'll notice it looks like the seven pointed arrow has hit the right side (impacted) and left a uniqe shape.

• We are a church that GOes! The seven pointed arrow signifies Jesus' great commission command for all believers to "Go ye therefore..." We don't just hear the Word of God, but also obey, take action and do what it says!

• The arrow shape is comprised of seven major points that identifies our mission and identity as a New Testament church.

• The two darker blue dots represent Prayer and The Ministry of the Word of God - these are the two drivers that propel us forward as a church and purpose in following the commands and Gospel of Jesus Christ.

• The remaining five white dots represent:

.....• Make Disciples

.....• Teach Doctrine
.....• Fellowship
.....• Baptize
.....• Shepherd

For a detailed explanation, please see our illustration here.