What can I expect when I attend?

  •    High-energy, enthusiastic Sunday morning service.
  •    Expectant atmosphere focused on encountering God through praise and worship. 
  •    Extended worship with singing, prayer, and moments of corporate anticipation. 
  •    Teaching from the Bible described as uncompromised and central to the service. 
  •    Opportunities for tithes and offerings. 
  •   Times when people receive prayer, ministry, and testimony; emphasis on God’s love, healing, and hope.

What does a Sunday service look like?

  A typical Sunday service begins with 25–35 minutes of uplifting music and communion, followed by a 30–60 minute sermon from the pastor. After the teaching there is an invitation for anyone who would like prayer. One of our core values is celebrating communion in every service; this sacrament is referred to as the Lord’s Table or the Eucharist.


Who will I meet?

  In short, people just like you. Cornerstone Community Church is made up of a variety of folks, ranging from those who have never been in church, to those who were born and raised in denominational churches. What we all share in common is our humanness, and our desire to know, experience and understand God, and what he may have to say about our lives.

Do I have to speak or stand up in front of the people?

  We won't ask visitors to stand or speak in front of the congregation. While introductions and applause can feel welcoming for some, they can be very intimidating for others—so we keep the focus on Jesus Christ.


Do you want my money?

  We believe in tithing and generous giving, but it’s entirely voluntary—no one is required to give, and you won’t be judged for your choice.

Do I have to dress up?

  Clothes are required! Dress comfortably and modestly. Our fellowship is informal, so you’ll see everything from suits to jeans and shorts. If you prefer to dress up for services, that’s perfectly fine too. Please choose practical, modest attire out of respect for the church community.


Do I have to turn my kids over to a stranger?

  No! When children see their parents worshiping God—participating in communion, giving tithes and offerings, taking notes during teaching, and following along in the Bible—they learn by example what it means to grow spiritually in Jesus Christ.

Welcome — We’re glad you’re here.

We believe you didn’t land here by accident—someone who cares about you brought you here. Whether a friend, coworker, neighbor, a kind stranger, or Holy Spirit nudge, they wanted you to know one thing: God loves you. Not just cares—He is in love with you and wants the best for your life.


Life has twists and turns—highs and lows, joyful moments and seasons when you need help. When you’ve used up your strength and need someone to turn to, Jesus Christ cares for you. We care too, and we’d welcome the opportunity to encourage and support you.

 

If you need prayer or would like a call, use the contact links—we’d be honored to connect.


 Our prayer for you today is that God’s love would fill your heart and remind you that His thoughts toward you are only good.

Jeremiah 29:11 – “For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the LORD, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope.”

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