Adhering to social distance guidelines, families may register each week for one of three worship services offered on campus.

For your safety, all attendees are encouraged to bring and wear their own masks.

Greeters, ushers and other volunteers wear masks and adhere to “contact-free” worship service guidelines, including no handshakes nor passing offering plates. Connection cards are available in digital format only. Baskets are available to receive your offering as you leave.

If anyone in your family is feeling ill or experiencing COVID-19 related symptoms (fever over 100 degrees, cough, sore throat, shortness of breath), we request your family to worship online. Staff members will ask participants how they are feeling, and invite symptomatic people to worship online.

If anyone in your family has been in contact with an individual diagnosed with COVID-19 in the past 14 days, we request your family to worship online.

Stay 6 ft. from those outside of your group.

Traditional Service: Entrances to the north parking lot on Johnson Ferry Road and Woodlawn Drive will be marked with blue flags. Drive to the Portico entrance to check-in with a volunteer. Attendants will direct you to designated parking where cars will be parked one space apart. Those needing handicap parking may turn on their hazard lights. If you or a member of your family needs to be dropped off, he or she needs to wait for the rest of the family before entering the Sanctuary to be seated together.

Modern Service: Entrance to the south parking lot on Johnson Ferry Road and Woodlawn Drive will be marked with orange flags. Drive toward the roundabout to check-in with a volunteer. Attendants will direct you to designated parking where cars will be parked one space apart. Handicap parking is available near the Activities Center and along Woodlawn Drive. Those needing handicap parking may turn on their hazard lights. If a member of your family needs to be dropped off at the entrance, he or she needs to wait for the rest of the family before entering the Activities Center to be seated together.

Dress comfortably. While some attendees do wear their “Sunday best,” most folks wear casual and comfortable clothes on Sunday morning.

Please bring a face mask for each member of the family.

A Bible will help you to follow along in worship. The pastor refers to the Bible often during his messages.

Arrive 30 minutes before your desired worship time to allow time for check-in, parking, and seating.

We offer limited age-group programming for Preschool and Elementary children on Sunday mornings: First Steps and Kids Church (registration required).