Is it formal or informal?

We offer a variety of worship styles for you to choose from. On Sunday morning we offer a liturgical worship service at 9:00, Sunday School for pre-school through adult from 10:00 to 10:50 (September-June), and a true contemporary worship service with a worship band at 11:00 am.

Do you have a nursery for my children?

Yes, we have a staff of paid and volunteer people caring for the children in the Nursery Program. Nurseries are provided for the comfort of your children from newborn to age four during the 9:00am and 11:00am worship services. When you check your children in the nursery, you will receive a pager just in case your child needs you during service. If you don't think your child will be comfortable in the nursery, please bring them to worship with you. Children are always welcome!

Can I bring my special needs child to church?

Yes! We welcome everyone to be a part of our worship services and events.  

What is the dress code?

Come as you are. We want you to have a comfortable experience here at St. Michael. We don't want a clothing choice to hinder you building a relationship with God.

Will I be able to be anonymous or will you make me stand up in front of a bunch of people?

No, you will not be asked to stand or identify yourself as a visitor. You have the freedom to check things out. If you would like us to contact you, we invite you to fill out the visitor card located in front of your seat and place it in an offering plate. You can also stop by the Information Center in the lobby for more information.

Do I need to bring a Bible?

The Bible verses and songs are projected on large screens during worship services. If you have your own Bible and would like to use it, please bring it. If you would like a Bible, one is available for you.

What is the music like?

The music varies with the type of service. You will hear traditional hymns and contemporary songs that are all geared towards praising God.

If I come to visit will I be able to take Holy Communion?

All baptized individuals who believe in Jesus as Lord and Savior are welcome to take Holy Communion regardless of denominational background.  The inner circle of each tray is grape juice. Gluten-free wafers are available by request.

If I visit your church will I be required to donate money?

We do not ask our visitors to participate when we collect the offering. If you feel led to give an offering, that is between you and God. We believe all offerings made should be led by God, and not by guilt.