We don't have a formal dress code. Some like to show up in their Sunday best, and others in jeans and a t-shirt. 

When you enter the front doors and go up the steps (or ride up in our elevator), you'll see people of all ages milling around. The accessible entrance can be found on the left side of the building, facing it - just drive up Summer street and it’ll be on the right.

There’ll be coffee in the welcome centre to your right, as well as a board with information about community events. We have a small library of books you can check out as you’re waiting for the service to start, and a few resources on the welcome desk.

During the service we sing a few songs. Some of these songs are contemporary - others are more traditional. Our tithes and offerings are collected every week, but our guests are certainly not obligated to give. The pastor shares a message that often ends with an application - something they want you to take home think about, and apply to your own life.

Every week, for children, we have a program called “Sunday School”. The children will go to the front of the sanctuary to have a brief moment talking with our kids leaders, and then leave to go to their program downstairs.

On the first Sunday of every month, we remember Jesus’ Last Supper. We share some bread and "wine" (grape juice) together as we reflect on the great love that God has shown by sending Jesus to proclaim the Good News and offer His life as a sacrifice for us. Communion is open to any believer who has given their life to Christ, regardless of their background.