Frequently Asked Question’s (FAQ’s)

There are two gates, one on either side of the church. These entrances lead to the parking lot, with spaces to park on the north, south, and west side parallel to the street. From there, the entrance is on the east side of the church building (opposite to the street-facing side). Click this link for further details.

While you will see many dressed up for church in suits or dresses, we want you to know you are welcome to come as you are. The reason many will dress up for church is based on the concept that we should dress in our best before God on His special day. If your best is a pair of jeans and a t-shirt, then that is completely fine! We also encourage the Biblical principle of modesty.

You don’t have to bring anything. Come as you are

You don’t have to know any of the terminology before you come. There may be a number of terms and phrases that are unfamiliar, but we’re happy to answer any questions you may have when you come in person. Please feel free to ask us anything!

According to the Creation story and God’s commandments, God said that the 7th day of the week is a holy, or special, day for rest and gathering together for worship. You’ll often hear it referred to as “Sabbath”. Saturday has historically been recognized as the 7th day of the week, and since we believe that the Sabbath was never changed, this is why we go to church on Saturday. 

Members of all ages participate in leading out the various parts of the worship – singing, welcome and announcements, prayer, gathering of offerings, children’s story, and scripture reading. The style of music is considered conservative. The service length may vary depending on whether there is a special program happening that day, but in general the service ends at about 12:30 pm.

No, you are not expected to give money. We do collect donations referred to as tithe and offerings, but these are on a voluntary basis.

Not necessarily, but our church practices “open communion”, which means anyone who believes in Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior can participate regardless of what denomination you belong to.

We have Sabbath School classes that are age-appropriate each morning before the congregational worship. We also have Youth Sabbath on the last Sabbath of each month, where the children, youth, and young adults lead out in preparing and leading the worship service. There are other activities, but these may vary with regards to time and place. You can get in touch with our Children and Youth Ministries for more information or check our website for updates!

Definitely! We livestream our service on YouTube every Sabbath (Saturday) starting at 10:55 AM. You can visit our YouTube channel here

English, but we offer language transcription (captions) and audio translation (e.g. English to Spanish/Indonesian/etc.). We use Selah Translate to translate/transcribe our service to other languages.