FIRST TIME VISITOR

Visiting a church for the first time can be exciting, inspiring, and a little nerve-wracking all at the same time! Here are some things to expect when you come to Lemon Cove Community Church:

  1. We love music — and we use it in a number of ways. We sing together in praise of God, drawing from the full history of the church — so you can expect classic hymns right alongside contemporary worship songs. Music is also a way we speak God's truth to one another.

  2. Come as you are. Your presence matters far more than what you wear. If you'd like a guideline, business casual is always a safe choice — but you'll also see people in shorts and t-shirts, a few gentlemen in ties, some ladies in dresses, and on special occasions, even the pastor in a robe!

  3. No pressure. We won't ask you to introduce yourself or stand up in front of everyone. You'll simply worship alongside 40–55 people who love Jesus. That said, we're a close-knit group, so we'll likely notice a new face — and we'll definitely want to say hello!

  4. Bring the kids! Our congregation is full of grandparents who think children are just the best, no matter what they do, and parents who know that little ones don't always sit still — and that's perfectly okay. We also have wonderful Sunday school teachers who love sharing Jesus with your children and giving you a chance to worship freely. Note: On Communion Sundays (the first Sunday of the month), we worship as one big family and keep everyone together. We also have a nursery room available! You're welcome to stay with your little ones while still enjoying the service, broadcast through our sound system. For more details, visit our Nursery Room Page.

  5. Service runs from 10:30 to 11:45 a.m. — followed by refreshments in the social hall.

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