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Temple Christian Fellowship

Plan your visit

What to expect on a Sunday morning

If you have never been here before, this page tells you everything you might be wondering about and would rather not have to ask.

When should I arrive?

Intercessory prayer begins at 9:30, prayer and meditation at 9:45, and morning worship at 10:00. You are welcome at any point — nobody is counting. If it is your first time, arriving around 9:50 gives you time to park, find a seat and settle before worship begins.

What should I wear?

Come as you are. You will see people in suits and people in jeans on the same row, and neither is out of place. Wear what lets you worship without thinking about it.

Where do I park, and how do I get in?

Where to park, and which door to use

Step-free access: which entrance, whether there are steps, where accessible parking is

What happens when I walk in?

Someone from the hospitality ministry will be at the door. They will greet you, help you find a seat, and answer anything you need. You will not be asked to stand up, introduce yourself, or say anything in front of the congregation.

How long is the service?

Roughly how long a Sunday service runs

What about my children?

Children are welcome in the sanctuary, and there is a children’s church for those who would rather be with other children their own age. See what the children do on a Sunday.

Will I be asked for money?

No. There is an offering during the service, as there is in most churches, and you are entirely free to let it pass. Nobody will look, and nobody will follow up with you.

What is the service actually like?

Singing, prayer, and preaching from the Word. The choir and musicians lead the congregation. It is a Full Gospel service — people respond out loud, and you are welcome to join in or simply to sit and take it in.

I would rather not come in person yet.

That is completely fine. The full service is broadcast on Zoom every Sunday as it happens — the details are here. Many people watch for a while before they visit.

Accessibility

Step-free entry, seating for wheelchairs or walkers, large-print materials, hearing support — whatever the church honestly has

If you need something that is not listed here, telephone or email before Sunday and somebody will make sure it is ready for you.

Still have a question? Ask it before you come — tcfcministry@gmail.com. Somebody will answer.