Schedule & COVID Information (updated 7/7/2022)

We are currently meeting every Sunday morning live and in person at 10:30AM. We are operating in observance with CDC and local protocols regarding masks. As of now, we are allowing masks to be optional based on the preference and need of each family and individual, and we respect their decision.

We thank everyone for their grace and respect during this season, and if someone has a health concern that would be better met if we needed to go back to wearing masks, we would visit that situation and accommodate it accordingly.

We also have a Zoom option to watch the service live each Sunday morning. If you want to join us via Zoom, send us an email at the link below, and we'll add you to our prayer list and Zoom link reminder list. We send out about two emails per week with reminders and prayer requests. We promise not to overwhelm your inbox.

If you have any questions, click here and send us an email. 


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