Your First Visit
WHERE DO I ENTER THE BUILDING?
You may access our parking lot from Maple Avenue or Kay Drive. Enter the building through the sanctuary doors under the portico on the southernmost end of the building (nearest the Maple Avenue entrance).
WHAT SHOULD I WEAR?
Clothes. 😉 That is all we ask. We care much more about what is in a person's heart than the clothes they are wearing. Feel free to come just as you are. On a Sunday morning, you will see everything from a suit to jeans and a t-shirt.
WHERE WILL MY KIDS GO?
Children are important at Coburn. During our service, we offer childcare in our nursery for children birth to 4 years of age. Our nursery is located upstairs. Before proceeding upstairs, you can register your child in our KidCheck system, ensuring they are accounted for.
Also, during our service, the children are invited to come forward for a special message designed for them (it happens relatively early in the service). When the children's message is over, children ages 4-12 are invited to attend Junior Worship, where they will participate in a lesson and activities geared toward their age group.
WHAT IS WORSHIP LIKE?
9:30 AM - This worship service takes place in our church sanctuary and is blended in nature. People sit in pews. We sing hymns and choruses that may be familiar to you if you grew up in church, as well as some of the newer, Christian contemporary songs. Music is provided by our organist and pianist, as well as our Praise Team. Our choir and handbells minister from Labor Day to Memorial Day. We sing, pray, take up offering, and hear a relevant sermon with teaching to help you live life with a purpose. Our service typically lasts 60-75 minutes.
COMMUNION
If you visit us on the first Sunday of the month, we celebrate Communion. In our church, Communion is open to all. You do not have to be a member of our church to participate. When our pastor invites us to Communion, he says, “Christ our Lord invites all who love him, who repent of their sin, and seek to live in peace with one another.”
During our service, Communion is typically served in the pews. Our ushers will bring plates of bread and pass them through the pews. After everyone has received a piece of bread, our pastor will invite everyone to eat the bread together. Likewise, the ushers will pass small cups of grape juice. Once everyone has been served, we will drink together.
OFFERING
Offering is an opportunity to give back as we have been blessed, although no one is pressured to give. Offerings may also be placed in the drop boxes at the back of the sanctuary by the doors.
NEED MORE INFORMATION?
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or concerns. On Sunday mornings, we encourage you to stop by the Welcome Center, located just inside the sanctuary entrance on the left.