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It can be difficult to go somewhere for the first time. Here are some things you can expect on a Sunday morning:

  • An engaging, 90-minute service
  • A warm welcome no matter who you are
  • Passionate worship and verse-by-verse teaching from the Bible

What is a service like?

The goal of our Sunday morning services is to glorify God by enjoying him and all that he is for us in Jesus. 

We'll typically begin the service with a prayer calling us to turn from the busyness of our lives and set our hearts and minds on Jesus. After a few announcements, we dedicate the first half of our service to the preaching of God's Word. We believe in expositional preaching—the passionate explanation and application of Scripture, verse by verse, book by book. 

The rest of the service is dedicated to responding to the message through singing. This time is passionate and energetic. You may hear our band lead both traditional hymns and contemporary songs. There is also freedom in the way people express their love for God and gratitude for all he has done. Many will sing and raise their hands, others may sit quietly and meditate. You may even notice some people dancing or kneeling in prayer. 

At the close of our time together, we provide an opportunity for people to receive prayer for whatever needs they may have or problems they may be facing. We believe God loves to show his power and goodness in response to prayer, so we expectantly pray for physical and emotional healing.

On the last Sunday of each month, we celebrate Communion together as a church family. Anyone who has put their trust and faith in Jesus for forgiveness and salvation is welcome to partake. We serve communion by means of small wafers and individual cups of juice or wine. 

When are your service times and what is your mask policy?

We hold two 90-minute services at 9:00 a.m. and 11:15 a.m and recommend that you arrive 10-15 minutes before the service begins. Don't worry if you're running late! One of our volunteers will be happy to help you find a seat once the service begins. As of May 30, 2021, masks are optional at both service times.

What should I wear?

Wear whatever clothes you're comfortable in. At Bridgeway, you'll see people in jeans and t-shirts, some people dressed "business casual," and a few people in suits. Regardless of what you wear, you won't feel out of place.

Do you have anything for families and children?

Bridgeway Kids (birth through 5th grade) is a safe, positive, and nurturing environment where children can grow spiritually. Our goal is to make Jesus central to everything we do. We want children to experience the love of Jesus and respond through authentic worship and obedience. Check the Kids page for more info on Sunday morning classes and our Sunday Mornings for Families page for more detailed info on what to expect.

If you would like your children to participate in Bridgeway Kids, we recommend that you arrive 10-15 minutes early. Our volunteers at the Kids check-in area (just inside the front doors) will help you check in your kids for the first time and help you find their classes.

All children are also welcome to join their families in the Auditorium for the regular service. Kids activity packs that coincide with the sermon notes are available each week in the Auditorium on the column directly in front of the main Auditorium doors. For tips on how to engage in Sunday services as a family, check out THIS page!

Two nursing mothers’ rooms are available - Room A2 (nursery area) and Room 28 (east hallway). Room 28 features a video stream of the service during both services.

I'm a visiting church leader. Can I meet with someone from your team?

We love the opportunity to host leaders from other churches. We would be happy to introduce you to a member of our team who can meet with you on Sunday, give you a tour, and answer any questions that you have. If you are planning a visit, please email us.