We will be re-opening our doors for in-person “touchless” Sunday services starting May 31st! 

Service times will be slightly different, they'll be held at 8:30am and 11am. We have made this slight change to allow ample time between services for our staff to sanitize the building properly.

We will be complying with our state’s “Health and Safety Practices” as we gather, which means things will be a little different for the time being.

We do fully expect that things will progressively relax and return to “normal”, but for now we will be doing our best to gather in a thoughtful way.

If you are in the vulnerable category for Covid19, it is still recommended for you to limit your exposure to others. We want you to know that we are providing a safe environment, however for some it is a complicated decision and we want you to decide what is best for you.

If you’re wondering though, yes it is absolutely okay for you to come if you prefer, please be assured that you’re welcome and wanted.

We will encourage social distancing and a face covering of some type will be required. Please bring your own for you as well as each member of your family.

We will not be holding children’s ministry for now as there have been no guidelines recommended for classrooms, but Joe Culp will say a quick hello to the kids as part of our gathering time together as well as have a handout for them as you leave. Their primary lesson will still be the online video posted on our social channels and we will be changing the time to 9:30am for when that will be available for you!

We are asking that everyone who plans to attend to contact us at 909.866.9328 to RSVP OR click the RSVP banner below and complete the form for your preference of which service you’ll attend and how many will be in your family. Our seating we’re allowed to have is limited so you must RSVP in order for us to get you seated.

The video above will be sent to those who RSVP. It provides further information and details on our re-opening criteria, and it hopefully answers any questions you might have.