LOOKING FOR A CHURCH IN KATY, TEXAS?
It has always been challenging to attend a new church, whether you are new to Katy or feel like making change. We understand and we want to make your visit as comfortable as possible.
Here is some information that can help.
What should I wear?
We don’t care what you wear. If you are comfortable, so are we. Khakis, jeans, shorts, or other casual wear is fine. Or if you prefer something dressier, that is fine too.
Where should I park?
We have a large parking lot right in front of our entrance. It includes specially marked spaces for guests near the front door.
What about kids?
We love kids. They are welcomed and included in different, age appropriate ways.
- For infants through age four, we offer our professionally staffed Grace Nursery. It is located in the hall to the left of the foyer. For more information, Click Here
- Children aged five through fifth grade, we invite into the service while songs of praise are sung. Afterwards (during scripture reading, preaching and prayer), they are led to our children’s area where they experience innovative learning about the faith. They return to the service later so everyone can share communion as a family.
What is the service like?
Our worship is a rich blend of ancient prayers and contemporary music. Central to the service is the remembrance of Jesus through the taking of bread and wine. Although the service is highly structured, it is also interactive and participatory. Everyone is invited to engage and express themselves as their hearts guide them.
Here is example of our service:
Do I need a reservation?
No, we have plenty of room for everyone.
Is there Communion? What is it like?
Yes, there is Communion at every service. We believe Communion reconnects us with God’s great story of redemption. Through bread and wine, we are reminded that God so loves the world that he gave his only begotten Son that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have everlasting life. It is a powerful experience.
We serve real bread and real wine. The wine is served in tiny disposable cups and the common cup. The option is up to you on what you take part in.