What happens during a Sunday morning service?

• There will be someone to greet you at the door and to point you in the right direction.
• People come, get coffee and hang out and chat for a few minutes. If you have kids, we'll have classes for them.
• A countdown will begin on the screen to let you know when the service will start. The services actually start at 9:05 a.m. and 10:35 a.m.
• The music will start to remind you to find a seat. During the songs feel free to stand or sit, whatever makes you more comfortable.
• After the first song, we will share some announcements and say hello to our neighbors.
• We will sing 2-3 more songs.
• The pastor will talk for 20-25 minutes.
• There will be a prayer and song and then we go home.

Quick, simple and easy... that's all there is to it. Oh, and don't forget to pick up your kids from class.

 What do I wear?

Dress casually and comfortably and you'll fit right in. Jeans, khakis, even shorts are fine with us. We're concerned with meeting your real life needs, not what you wear.

What does your church have for kids?

We provide a full Children’s Ministry during our two Sunday services.

• Nursery – birth to two years, child care services
• Preschool Class – 3-5 years old; Bible lesson, crafts, games and playtime
• KidZone – 1^st thru 5^th grades; Bible lesson, activities, games and more.

What do you have for teens?

We have the Quest-ion Youth Group. The group meets on Sunday nights for Bible study, prayer, games, activities and snacks. There also are special activities such as Lock-ins, retreats and service projects.

What do you believe?

We consider ourselves fundamentally evangelical. Along with that we believe in the present day ministry of the Holy Spirit in and through us as believers.

What’s my next step?

• Pick a Sunday service time and come. Once in our doors, you will find greeters to help you find your way.
• Fill out a Getting Connected card either during the service or online to get free ice cream in the mail.

Why is it important to attend a Sunday service?

We call it Quest “Community” Church for a reason. God created us to live in community. He designed us to need other people. We get energized and encouraged through our community at Quest. The idea is that we go out all week and do the works of Jesus, and come together on the weekend to celebrate what God has done this week, worship Him, and get encouraged to go out and follow Jesus next week.