Plan A Visit on Sunday
Visitors to Faith United often note that they immediately feel welcomed and comfortable while worshiping at Faith. Faith is a friendly church where lifelong friends gather as well as new faces find a welcoming place. In order for you to be comfortable and feel at home at Faith, we hope the following pieces of information might help you better know what to expect.
Sunday Schedule:
All Youth Sunday School classes meet at 9:45 am.
Adult Sunday School classes meet at 10:00 am.
Worship at11:00 am
Where Do I Park
When you arrive at the church, parking is available in the front or rear lots. You may enter the church from the doors adjoining either lot.
The rear entrance enters into the lower level where the choir room, kitchen and offices are also located. The front entrance enters into the gathering area where you may enjoy coffee and pastries prior to the start of worship and join in the “Holy Hubbub” with other worshipers.
Where Do I Enter the Sanctuary
You have two options to Enter:
The rear entrance enters into the lower level where the choir room, kitchen and offices are also located.
The front entrance enters into the gathering area where you may enjoy coffee and pastries prior to the start of worship and join in the “Holy Hubbub” with other worshipers.
Please sit anywhere that you are comfortable.
What should I Wear?
You will find a variety of attire at Faith. Some might be wearing suits and dresses while others might be wearing t-shirts and jeans. We encourage you to come as you are and wear attire that you feel comfortable wearing. You will find no judgement here.
Where Are The Bathrooms?
There are restrooms in both the upper gathering area and lower level.
What is Worship Like?
At Faith, we consider our worship to be casual and traditional. There are traditional elements of worship like physical bulletins and hymnals, responsive reading, an organ and piano, and a traditional sanctuary interior. We believe that worship is central to the life of a Christian and, for members of Faith, these traditional elements of the worship experience help to connect worshippers to God and one another in an intentional way.
Along with traditional elements of worship, we believe that our worship is casual and inviting. Faith is a place where people are greeted and welcomed enthusiastically, you may hear jokes (some even being funny, most of the time Pastor Charles just has really bad Dad Jokes) during announcements or the sermon, lay members lead in worship by serving as liturgists, and our music style is inviting.
We believe that years of practice has led Faith to be a place where traditional worship is approachable and welcoming. We hope that you will feel the same sense of richness and comfort in worship.
How Long Are Sermons?
Sermons are an important aspect of worship but not the entirety of worship itself. You will find that sermons are thoughtful, well-researched, and delivered with skill by our Pastor Charles. Typically, a sermon at Faith is between 15-20 minutes and delivered from behind the pulpit.
What is Worship Music Like?
Music at Faith is incredible! We have a talented music director as well as a committed adult and childrens choirs who lead music at Faith. The music at Faith is a mix of classic hymns to more contemporary music and we believe that everyone can find something they love to hear and sing. The choir leads the congregation in congregational singing, giving everyone a chance to lift their voice and make a joyful noise to the Lord!
Are Children Welcomed in Worship?
YES!!!
Children are well-loved at Faith! We encourage families to make the best decision for themselves regarding how to incorporate their children into the life of worship. Activity Bags are available in the Gathering area for children who choose to stay in the sanctuary with their parents. We also recognize that some families may not be ready for their children to be in worship and, for those families, we have professionally staff childcare available on Sunday mornings during worship.
What is the Passing of the Peace?
Passing the Peace is a Christian practice that dates back to the early church, when worshipers would share the peace of Christ with each other as an act of hospitality and reconciliation. During the passing of the peace in our worship, many folks move throughout the sanctuary to offer handshakes, hugs, high-fives, etc. as an expression of that peace. Feel free to do so as well, or comfortably remain where you are for this part.
What Happens After Worship?
We have a casual fellowship time after worship that is a great opportunity to chat more with us. We welcome and encourage you to join us for as long as you would wish to stay.


