Everything you might want to know before Sunday, so nothing about walking in is a surprise.
Sunday gatherings are one of the primary ways we gather as a church to worship together, learn from Scripture, pray for one another, and create space to hear from the Spirit. Everyone is welcome.
Four questions, and we'll answer what you're actually wondering about.
Come early if you'd like coffee and a minute to get your bearings. Someone at the door will point you where you need to go.
Singing, a welcome, and prayer together.
About thirty minutes in Scripture.
Nobody is in a hurry to clear the room. Stay, meet someone, ask a question.
We don't have a building of our own yet, so we meet in a different space around Boonton most weeks. This Sunday's location is at the top of this page — look for our signs when you arrive.
If the location hasn't been announced yet, leave your email above and we'll send it the moment it's set.
Kids are checked in by a parent or guardian, every week, for their safety and security. Registering ahead of time makes Sunday morning about ten minutes shorter.
Reflection KidsNo. We won't ask you to stand, introduce yourself, or wear anything that marks you as new. If you'd like to talk to someone, find us afterward — we'd love that. If you'd rather slip out, that's genuinely fine.
No. If you're visiting, please don't. Giving is something the church family does together; it isn't the price of a seat.
You might not know when to stand or what a passage means, and that's expected. Nothing on a Sunday assumes you grew up doing this.
About an hour and fifteen minutes.
Whatever you'd wear to meet a friend for coffee. You will not be the most or least dressed-up person in the room.
Yes, and plenty of people do.
