FAQs
What should I expect Sunday morning?
We meet at 9:00 am and 11:00 am on Sunday mornings. Our livestream is available online at 9:00 am. In our Sunday morning meeting we invite you to arrive a few minutes early to grab a cup of coffee/tea. We start with a short welcome and worshiping God through song. We would consider our worship style contemporary. Then we have a bible-based and life-based message given by one of our pastors. After the message we allow for a response time to what God might be asking us to do in response to the worship and message we have experienced. In between our two services we invite you to stay and get to know people over coffee.
What Is response time during the service?
One of the things that makes worship at Silver Creek Fellowship a powerful experience is Response Time. Every service concludes with this moment when we all have the chance to consider what God might be asking us to do in response to the worship and message we have experienced. For more information on what the different stations of response represent click here.
How should I dress?
We are a casual community of people, so feel free to come as you are. If you enjoy dressing up, feel free to do that too.
Do my kids sit with me in service?
While the choice is ultimately yours, we would encourage all parents to check out our children’s ministry, SCF Kids. We have age appropriate classrooms, for nursery – 6th grade at both of our Sunday services, where kids can go and have fun learning about the love of God. Our family room is also available for all to use throughout both services.
You can find more information here.
Am I expected to give money?
What kind of dhurch is Silver Creek Fellowship?
Silver Creek Fellowship is a non-denominational church that is a part the Association of Related Churches (ARC), a cooperative of independent churches from different denominations, networks, and backgrounds who strategically resource church planters and pastors to help them reach people with the message of Jesus. We are committed to becoming the kind of community described in the New Testament – a place of authentic relationships, heart-felt worship, compassion for others, relevant teaching, and an openness to the Holy Spirit.
How can I learn more?
During any service you can mark one of the bubbles in the “I would like to be contacted about” section on your Connect Card. One of our pastors will reach out to you during the following week. You can also visit the Welcome Center in our lobby and talk to one of our attendants after each service on Sundays. Or keep exploring our website.