Visiting | Lifehouse Church

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How long is the service? It’s nice to know how long a service typically runs so people can plan accordingly.
What about kids? Visitors with children like to know what to do when they first walk in—should they head to the kid’s classrooms or bring them into the main service? Also, they want to know what kind of care their child will be receiving.
What’s the service like? Let people know the style of music, whether the service is formal or informal, and other details so they know what to expect. Try to make these details reflect the mission and values of your church.
How do people normally dress? People feel more comfortable in a new place when they don’t feel like they stand out.

We meet @ 10 a.m. We begin with worship which includes music

that represents the reading of scripture, singing songs that represent the far

past (hymns), recent past, and current praise songs. We also practice 'Open

Worship' where each person has the opportunity to read a scripture, sing, or

pray to give praise. We believe this expresses each of us as the priesthood of

all believers. It is participatory. We are not into Amusement, you know big

show, lights, and smoky stuff. A-musement means not to think. We believe God likes

for you to think and express yourself. Worship includes meeting around the

Lord's table. Taking communion together as God's family.

After Worship the youth and children are dismissed to class.

We then have our teaching time for adults.

Teaching is based on God's word, is usually engaging, witty,

and winsome.

We have women's and men's bible studies.

We are also have American Heritage Girls and Trail Life.

Scouting programs for children on Mondays.