You'll find a friendly face.
A greeter can help you find where to go, answer questions, and point you toward a class or worship space.
You don't have to know anyone, dress a certain way, or have your faith figured out. We're glad you're coming.
No registration, no special dress code, and no need to know anyone before you walk through the door.
Our greeters can help you find Bible study classes, the sanctuary, or the Spanish-language worship gathering. It's okay if this is all new to you.
Interactive conversations about Scripture for adults and children. We call this Sabbath School.
Music, prayer, a children's story, and a Bible-centered message. English worship is in the sanctuary; Spanish worship usually meets in the gym.
A greeter can help you find where to go, answer questions, and point you toward a class or worship space.
Expect Scripture, prayer, music, and a message about life with Jesus. Participate at your own pace.
Meet people, ask questions, and begin getting to know the community. You're welcome whether you stay a few minutes or longer.
Whatever your background, we're glad you're considering a visit.
Not at all. Visitors from every background are welcome, including people exploring Christianity for the first time.
You'll see some people dressed formally and others more casually. Wear something comfortable. We're more interested in meeting you than in what you're wearing.
Absolutely. There are age-appropriate Bible study groups at 10:00 AM, and children are welcome in worship. Ask a greeter for help finding a class.
¡Bienvenidos! Spanish-language Bible study and worship meet on Saturdays, with worship ordinarily in the gymnasium. We sometimes worship together in special combined services.
Seventh-day Adventists worship on Saturday, the biblical seventh-day Sabbath. For us, it's a gift of rest, worship, and connection with God and people.
Visitors are always welcome. You don't have to tell us you're coming, but if you have a question, we'd be glad to help.
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