If you are visiting, we will not make you wear a visitor badge or stand up to be introduced. We will not ask you to donate or volunteer. We want you to remain as anonymous as you want to, but we encourage you to visit CFC over several weeks to see what is going on. For your convenience, a response/communication card is available in the lobby or online. You may use this to provide us with any information you wish to share or make a prayer request.

Whatever you feel comfortable in. People attending Sunday services wear everything from business casual to shorts and sandals. Feel free to leave the tie or heels at home. 

In addition to basic health hygiene practices like handwashing, we ask that you please refrain from attending if experiencing any symptoms or signs of illness.

On your first visit to Children’s Ministries, parents will need to fill out a Guest Registration Form.  This information allows us to contact you in the event your child might need you while participating in one of our programs.  You may fill out the Guest Registration Form prior to your visit or you can pick up a form at the Children’s Ministry Guest Information desk located at the main entrance.

Parents, when you check in your child, you will receive a two-sticker nametag. One part is placed on the child and the other goes with you. When you return to pick-up your child, you must give your nametag as a security claim check to retrieve your child. Our volunteers are background checked.

We offer an engaging worship gathering with outreach-focused teaching and programming experienced through live worship music, a message/discussion, student testimonies and creative multimedia.

Every Sunday, students will experience a sense of community along with relevant biblical teaching through small groups, interactive games, food, video curriculum and more.