FAQ

We know our guests and potential guests often have questions about our church ministry, so we have collected some of the most common questions that arise:

1. What should I expect when I come to a Sunday service?

Our services are based around worship, a Bible teaching, and a lot of encouragement to live the life God has designed us to live. Our music, language, and style is contemporary, but our roots are deeply traditional (Biblically speaking).

We want you to know you are expected (we look forward to meeting you), welcomed (we have a place for you), and cared for. When you arrive, you can spend time in the lobby, which we call our Family Room, meeting people over coffee or asking questions at our guest services kiosk. Our church is not a building or a denomination, we are the body of Christ. From our greeters, to our ushers, to our pastors and volunteers, we reach out, connect with you, and invite you to join our family. We look forward to spending time with you as we seek God together.

2. Besides Sunday services, what ministries do you offer?

Feel free to explore our ministries page. If you are looking for a particular ministry, please call Cindi at our Church Office 360.256.9711 or email her at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and we will help you navigate through the ministry options that we offer.

3. Do you care about my kids?

You bet we do! We believe that God's plan from the start has been for our church and our families to work together for the spiritual formation of the next generation. We are committed to share Jesus with your kids and help them to grow in their faith so that their relationship with God becomes something they treasure. We also provide the tools that our parents need to help them become the primary faith influencers of their children.

4. Will I feel comfortable?

We sure hope so. We make it a priority to train and equip our volunteers and staff to effectively connect with our visitors to help them feel welcomed and connected to the church body.