We want you to feel comfortable. After all, we are thrilled that you're joining us and want you to be more focused on the service than what you're wearing. In the summertime, it's not uncommon to see people wearing sandals, shorts, and a shirt. Others prefer to still put on their "Sunday best," and that's fine too! However, we do request that shorts be of a conservative length (no “short-shorts”) and that in general, clothing be respectable and conservative.

Children are always welcome too. Both Churches have a children's area or room. However a parent must stay with them. They are always welcome to sit with you in the pew in our churches. 

There’s no need to be self-conscious about the postures and responses used during worship. Most visitors just follow the lead of the other parishioners. However, we do have missalettes located in each pew that provide you with the order of the Mass, and the words to each prayer. If you don't see a missalettes in your pew, ask an usher, and they will be happy to bring you one.

Communion, or The Eucharist, is the most intimate expression of our faith. Catholics believe that the host is literally the body of Christ, transformed from bread by the priest presiding over the service. Most evangelicals think of Communion as symbolic, so it makes sense that they are not as strict about having the right relationship to it as Catholics and Orthodox Christians who believe it is a sacrament and the true presence of Christ. So, if you are not Catholic, we ask that you not receive communion. However, those not receiving the Body of Christ and Precious blood are invited to come forward with their hands crossed over their chests for a special blessing.