As you enter the sanctuary we encourage you to recognize the unique Christian worship experience of joyful celebration mixed with reverent awe. You may want to pray silently in your pew to prepare for meeting with God.

During the service it is customary for worshippers to stand during hymns, praise choruses, congregational readings, and for the reading of a Gospel text. Everyone sits during the offering collection, instrumentals, choir anthems, solos, other Scripture readings, and the sermon. During the time of prayer it is encouraged that individuals seek out their best prayer posture, therefore you may kneel, sit in reverence, or stand with outstretched arms.

All who seek God and are drawn to Christ through the worship experience are invited to the altar for prayer during the Invitation following the sermon. During this important part of congregational response it is traditional in Baptist churches to come to the altar and kneel in prayer alone or with a friend, to come to the pastor for prayer, or to approach the pastor about becoming a Christian, church member, or seeking baptism.