Welcome | Foundation Free Will Baptist Church

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A Few Logistics

When you walk in the door you'll find yourself in our main entry way: to the left is hallway with the kitchen, fellowship hall, nursery and restrooms; to the right is the children's main classroom and the main entrance to the sanctuary. (Pardon our mess: We're adding on to build a larger sanctuary and additional classrooms.)

What to Wear

We have a diverse church family. Some worship in shorts, while others wear their "Sunday best." Please do not let clothing keep you from attending. We want to see your smile, not your wardrobe.

When We Meet

Our church family meets at on Sundays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

On Sundays, our worship service begins at 10:30 a.m., and typically lasts an hour and half, with a time of music, prayer and a message by Pastor Sam.

The Sunday morning service is a mix of traditional and contemporary styles. It often includes music provided by a group of bluegrass-style musicians. Some services include video clips and/or special music.

Our Sunday evening service begins at 6 p.m., and is a laid-back worship service. Typically it lasts an hour and has a message centered around a theme. Prayers in the Bible is the current topic. Please Note: Sunday evening services may be "preempted" by special events (like the Living Nativity).

On Wednesdays, the church family meets at 7 p.m., for a variety of activities including an adult Bible study and children's ministry programing for students pre-K to 12th grade. During the Bible study, Pastor Sam typically dives into an in-depth study centering around a person or book of the Bible. While the weekly lessons are stand-alone, each week builds upon the next, to provide a deeper view of the Bible.

Our Thursday evening programing, known as Reformers Unanimous or RU, meets at 6:30 p.m. It includes a time of Bible study, a meal and small groups.

Children's Ministry

Children are always welcome at Foundation Church. Nursery care for is available for young ones birth to age 3 during our Sunday morning.

On Sunday mornings, our Children's Ministry programing is divided by ages: 3 years to Kindergarten; and first to fifth grade.

On Wednesday evenings, children's programing is available for pre-k to sixth grade: classes include pre-K to third; and fourth to sixth.

Youth Ministry

Our youth ministry, for students seventh to 12th grade, meets for a bible study on Wednesday evenings. Other activities are scheduled throughout the year.