Plan Your Visit
Trying a new church can feel intimidating, but this page is here to help you know what to expect before your first visit.
We’re glad you’re considering visiting and look forward to welcoming you.
What to Expect
We are a growing community of believers who gather each week to worship, learn from Scripture, and grow together in God’s grace. You won’t be lost in the crowd, and people will be glad you’re here.​
On Sundays, we begin with Sunday School at 10:00 AM, where we study and discuss a passage of Scripture. This time is focused on learning, reflection, and applying God’s Word to our daily lives.
Morning Worship begins at 11:00 AM and includes traditional hymns, expository preaching through books of the Bible, and prayer. Services typically last about one hour.​
On Wednesday evenings, we meet at 6:30 PM for Bible Study. This is a shorter, midweek time of learning and encouragement, usually lasting 30–45 minutes.
What to Wear
​On a typical Sunday, you’ll see everything from a full suit to overalls. You’re welcome to come as you are. What matters most is the heart.
Arrival
One of the benefits of our church is that arrival is simple.
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The driveway leads to a parking lot behind the church, and you can park anywhere available.​
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As you enter, you’ll be greeted and welcomed. Feel free to sit wherever you’re comfortable in the sanctuary.
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If you have any questions or need any accommodations, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Families
Our Sunday School and Bible Study follow the D6 Family Ministry curriculum, which encourages families to study the same Scripture and reflect together.
Because of our size, we do not currently have a dedicated children’s ministry, so children are welcome to worship with us during services. As our church grows, we’ll continue to evaluate future needs in this area.​
Students & Transplants
Northwest Arkansas is blessed to welcome new residents every day. If you’re a student or have recently relocated to the area, we’d be glad to welcome you. Our hope is that you would find a church home here.
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It’s not uncommon to leave with a plate of fresh-baked cookies from one of our church moms.