What to Expect

Visiting a church for the first time can feel a little intimidating — we get that. We want to help you feel comfortable before you even walk through the doors. At Grace, you’ll find normal, everyday people who are simply trying to learn more about God and grow closer to Him in a loving, supportive community. Here’s a glimpse of what you can expect when you join us on a Sunday morning.

A Friendly, Relaxed Atmosphere

Grace is a place where people genuinely care for one another. You’ll be welcomed warmly, and you’ll quickly notice that our environment is relaxed, down‑to‑earth, and easy to settle into.

Worship Service Time

Sundays at 10:15 AM

Our worship service typically lasts about one hour.

Meaningful Worship Centered on God’s Love

Our worship blends scripture, prayer, and music in a way that is heartfelt and accessible. Our music is mostly Christian Contemporary led by our worship band with the occasional traditional hymn sprinkled in to honor our Presbyterian roots

Expect a service that feels uplifting, thoughtful, and centered on God’s grace.

A Welcoming Environment for Individuals & Families

Whether you’re coming alone, with friends, or with your whole family, you’ll find Grace to be a place where everyone feels at home.

We Offer

A nursery for infants and toddlers

God Squad for children 5th grade and below (during worship)

Youth ministry gatherings and events

A worship environment where children are welcome to stay with their families if preferred

Communion

At Grace, we celebrate Communion on the first Sunday of each month.

In the Presbyterian tradition, Communion is a reminder of God’s grace and Christ’s presence with us. We believe this is not our table — it is God’s table — and everyone who trusts in Jesus Christ is welcome.

You do not have to be a member of Grace, or even Presbyterian, to take Communion with us. If you believe in Jesus and are seeking to follow Him, you are invited to share in the bread and cup.

Children are welcome to come forward with their families. Some receive Communion, and others may receive a blessing, depending on each family’s preference.