Genuinely, no. Some of the people in the room have followed Jesus for sixty years, some are here because a friend asked, and some aren't sure what they think. You don't have to sort that out before you walk in, and nobody will ask you to declare a position.

Whatever you've got on. You'll see flannel, jeans, sweatshirts, and the occasional suit. Nobody is checking, and coming straight from the boat or the trail is perfectly acceptable.

Park in the lot off US-23 and come in the main entrance marked “Sanctuary” — someone will be there to point you the rest of the way. If you'd rather slip in without a conversation, that's completely fine too.

Kids are welcome in worship for the whole hour — wiggling, whispering, and dropped crayons included. We have special grab bags filled with all sorts of things suitable for all ages. We also have a special time during service specifically for the children.

Traditional, and sung by actual people rather than performed at you. Piano, hymns, and a choir that still shows up week after week. No praise band, no screens, no lights — just sing along, or don't.

Right around an hour. There's coffee and conversation after if you want it, and a clear path to your car if you don't.

No and no. We won't make you stand up, introduce yourself, or wear a visitor badge. An offering is collected during worship — please let it pass you by. Guests give us nothing but their presence.