Plan A Visit

We can't wait to meet you this Sunday

We'd Love to Welcome You

Trying a church for the first time can feel uncertain. Most people have questions before they ever walk through the doors.

At 109, our hope is simple. We want you to feel welcomed, comfortable, and able to focus on what matters most. Whether you have been in church for years or you are just beginning to explore faith, you are welcome here.

If you decide to visit, we would be glad to meet you.

Your First Visit

Visiting a new church can feel unfamiliar, so here is a simple idea of what your first visit might look like.

Arrive

When you arrive on campus, you will find parking spaces reserved for guests near the roundabout at the main entrance. These spaces are set aside to make your first visit a little easier.

Find a Seat

You are welcome to sit anywhere in the Worship Center. If you have children and want help finding their classes, someone will be glad to help.

Worship Together

Our worship includes singing, prayer, communion, and a message from Scripture. A typical worship service lasts about an hour.

Families and Children

Children are always welcome in our worship gatherings. We love seeing families grow in faith together.

We also offer Bible classes for children and students where they can learn about God in ways that connect with their age and stage of life.

Service Times

Worship Services

Sundays | 8:30AM, 11:00AM, 5:00PM

Bible Study

Sundays | 7:30AM, 10:00AM

Wednesdays | 11:00AM, 6:30PM

Thursdays | 7:00PM

Kids + Youth Classes

Sundays | 10:00AM

Wednesdays | 6:30PM

Common Questions

Most people dress casually or business casual. You will see everything from jeans to dress clothes.

No. You will not be asked to stand up or introduce yourself during the service. We simply want you to feel comfortable and welcome.

Not at all. If you are visiting, please do not feel any pressure to give.

You are welcome here even if you are still exploring faith or have questions about church.

A typical service lasts about an hour and includes singing together, prayer, communion, and a message from Scripture. If you would like a deeper explanation of what happens during worship, visit our What to Expect page. You can also watch past services online to get a sense of what a Sunday at 109 looks like.

Still have questions?

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