Yes! We practice what is called an “open table”. This means that you don’t have to be a member of Bridge Community Church to take communion. The Table of the Lord is open to all people who recognize that they need God’s grace. We have communion available in our chapel every week after service.
We love kids in worship, even if they make noise! We offer Children’s Church for children in PreK-3rd grade. Our teachers and/or helpers will take the children up to class just before the message starts, that way they can participate in worship.
We do offer a nursery for children 4 years of age and younger. Once you arrive, one of our greeters or members can help show you these areas.
The short answer is whatever you want. Many people dress very casually while some dress kind of business casual. We want you to be comfortable in worship and we will always be happy to welcome you just as you are.
You have lots of parking options when you arrive. There is a County Parking Lot on the North side of our campus (Arcola St and Magnolia). This is the closest parking option. There is also angled parking on the South side of our campus on Myrtle Street.
There is also Guest Parking and Handicap Parking on the East Side of our campus along Arcola Street.
When you arrive, you will find a group of imperfect people who are ready to welcome you as if you were family. We believe that we are better together and that everyone is welcome in God’s house.
We are a laid-back group of people that are committed to building authentic relationships with all people and no one person is more important than the next. We are all God’s children, and all have sacred worth in His eyes. We are The Bridge, and to us, that means being an extension of Christ into our community and leaving no one behind.
We are a non-denominational bible-based church that is committed to studying God’s Word. In fact, you will find that a lot of people will have their bibles with them at church so that they can take notes and follow along in worship and class. We encourage people to bring their bibles. No worries if you don’t have a bible, we project scriptures during service.
We also want you to be comfortable, so we will not ask you to stand up or acknowledge that you are a guest in worship.
