What to expect from a typical Sunday worship service:

The Sunday worship service is a time when we emphasize worshipping and learning about God together as a church family. If you're able to come a little early, you could grab a cup of coffee or an expresso drink, relax, chat with friends and maybe meet someone new.  The service itself will usually start with some singing together, led by our worship band.

Our music style tries to blend modern worship songs with tastes of our rich Christian musical tradition We believe that worship is much more than singing, a particular instrument, or a style of music, so as we have the opportunity, you may see us incorporate all sorts of musical styles and instruments, video clips, drama ... the possibilities are endless (if you are wondering, right now our worship team is simply a keyboard, guitar and drums. Hopefully this team will grow and diversify soon!).

At some point we will take up a monetary offering. Meaning, you have the opportunity to demonstrate in a very real, material way the place that God has in your life. Please note: We at Life Church feel very strongly that giving should be something done, as the Bible says, "cheerfully." At Life Church, giving is a willing act of worship.

Perhaps most important is the message given by Pastor Bradley (or a guest speaker).  Our hope for you from this time is that you learn, and deepen your understanding of who God is and how we should relate to Him and to each other.

When the service itself is over, your time and experience at Life Church doesn't have to end.  We encourage you to stick around, grab something to drink and/or snack on at our coffee bar, and interact with the rest of us.  Discuss what you thought of the message or the music.  Chat with your friends, meet someone new.  Being a family is a big part of what church is all about, so simply spending time together is important, too.

What to wear:

One of the most common questions when you're headed to a new church is "what should I wear?" The simple answer: Wear what you want. The only specific guidance from the Bible regarding clothing is that it should be decent and modest, so anything beyond that is strictly personal preference. There are some who feel that their choice of what they wear to church is an expression of giving God their best, and so they dress like they would if visiting with someone of great importance. This is a beautiful point of view, and we in no way want to discourage it, so you may see some people who choose to wear their finest. However, it is also true that God accepts and loves us just the way we are, so most of us dress casually, more or less how we would any other day. Chances are most of us "in front" like Pastor Bradley or the worship team will be in jeans. What you wear is completely up to you.