A typical Waypoint service lasts one hour and includes music, practical teaching from the Bible, Communion, and prayer.

Not at all. Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years, are returning to church, or aren’t sure what you believe, you’re welcome here. Waypoint is a place where you can belong, ask honest questions, and explore faith without pressure.

No. We won’t ask you to stand, introduce yourself, or identify yourself publicly. Our team will be available to welcome you and answer questions, but you’re free to participate at your own pace.

No. You’re welcome to participate in whatever ways feel comfortable. If you’re new we don’t want you to feel any pressure at all. As a church, we give so we can create space for you to simply receive, explore, and be present. We genuinely care about you, and you are our valued guest. Giving is an act of worship for those who consider Waypoint their church, so guests should never feel obligated to give. When we celebrate Communion, we’ll explain what it means and invite all followers of Jesus–guests included–to participate as they feel led.

Whatever you normally wear. Waypoint is casual, so come in whatever makes you feel comfortable.

Waypoint Kids provides fun, safe, age-appropriate environments for children from birth through fifth grade during both Sunday services. Middle and high school students join the main service and we have specific opportunities for students.

Absolutely! Children are always welcome to sit with you. We also offer Waypoint Kids environments designed especially for children from birth through fifth grade.

Yes. You can watch recent Waypoint messages on our Youtube page. Watching online can be a helpful first step, and we’d love to meet you in person whenever you’re ready.