Our congregants are very diverse regarding their wardrobes. While many dress formally, such as suits, and dresses, others choose to dress more casually wearing khakis, jeans, etc. However, we welcome anyone and everyone, no matter your appearance.

We believe in praising God because he is worthy of all the honor and glory. We invite all people to clap and lift up their hands, to sing along with our powerful music ministry, and not be afraid to say “hallelujah” and “amen”. In the words of our pastor: “If you feel a run in your spirit, you have our permission to run.”

We do not provide childcare during our services. We welcome children of all ages to enjoy our dynamic and upbeat service. Please don’t be nervous about whether your young child may cry or be loud. We treat children as the future of our church and understand that they may make some noise during the service.

On this website, we have a link to our online donation service. We also take up weekly tithes and/or offerings during our Sunday service. You also have the option to mail your tithes and/or offerings to our address if you feel so inclined.

We are no longer wearing masks and/or social distancing. However, we do ask that if you are feeling sick, stay home to minimize the exposure of sickness to our elderly congregants. We continue to have weekly cleaning and sanitation of our sanctuary and do provide hand sanitizer.

We are blessed to have a magnificent and anointed music ministry. We have two main groups: The Joyful Expressions and The Call. They sing a wide variety of songs from old hymns to contemporary gospel music.

We are a very upbeat and loud church, meaning we aren’t afraid to praise the Lord. We believe in laughter and having a good time, because serving the Lord is a happy journey due to him being so good. Our pastor ensures that everyone can relate to her messages by sharing her own life experiences and struggles to show that we aren’t alone in our hardships.

Our pastor and most of our congregants use the Amplified Bible. We recommend that you use this version only because it will help you fully adapt to our services. However, you are not required to use this version. We often use the King James Version and the New International Version for reference.