Thinking of visiting?

Visiting a new place can feel awkward, but at The Pentecostal Church, you’ll find a warm welcome and a place to belong. God created us for connection—first with Him and then with each other. Though sin once separated us, Jesus restored that connection through His death and resurrection.

We pray your visit helps you grow closer to Jesus and find meaningful community with us.

Something for everyone

We cater to all age groups so don't leave anyone at home!

Plan for an hour and a half

Dress comfortable

Services last a little over an hour. Our goal is for you to leave feeling it was a great investment of your time.

Come dressed as you feel most comfortable! You may see some dressed up and others dressed casual. Wear what makes you happy.

What is a service like?

We worship.

Can you think of a time when you received great news? We've discovered a life where every day feels just like that.

We respond to the incredible things God has done in our lives (and is doing, or going to do by faith) in celebration. Sometimes we clap our hands or raise them to the heavens. You may see us dancing and smiling as our band plays a song that brings joy to our hearts. Our worship is authentic and exciting.

Worship the Lord with gladness. Come before him, singing with joy. Psalms 100:2

We learn.

Are you looking for more than just another motivational speech?

Can you recall a time in your life when you felt perfectly at peace? What would you do to feel that way again? The more we understand God and His plan for us, the more peace we have in our lives.

At The Pentecostal Church, you'll find teaching that is powerful and challenges us as we grow our relationship with God.

The LORD blesses His people with peace. Psalm 29:11

We pray.

When visiting The Pentecostal Church, you will hear others praying out loud together.

In the scriptures we find Jesus teaches us to how to pray and speak in faith. In the book of Matthew Jesus teaches us ''say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there,' and it will move". When David prayed, he asked the Lord to hear his voice. (Psalms 86:6) At The Pentecostal Church, we welcome you to pray out loud with us.

I love the Lord, because he has heard my voice, and my prayer for mercy. Psalms 116:1