What to Expect
on Sunday Morning.
A simple look at what a typical Sunday is like at Tri-City Baptist Temple.
What to Expect
There is no pressure to participate, speak, give, or join.
You are welcome to attend quietly, observe, and take things at your own pace.
Many people visit simply to listen and reflect. That is perfectly fin
Service Time
Sunday Morning Worship begins at 11:00 AM.
We recommend arriving a few minutes early if you’d like time to get settled.
We recommend arriving a few minutes early if you’d like time to get settled.
Where to Go When You Arrive
When you arrive, you may enter through the main entrance. Someone will be available to greet you and help if needed, but you will not be singled out or put on the spot.
If you prefer to slip in quietly, that is welcomed and respected.
If you prefer to slip in quietly, that is welcomed and respected.
What the Service is Like
The Music
The Message
The Invitation
Our worship includes recorded music with on-screen lyrics. You are welcome to sing along or simply listen.
The Message
The sermon is typically 20–30 minutes and focuses on clear, verse-by-verse teaching from the Bible, with practical application.
The Invitation
At the end of the message, there is often a brief invitation. This is a compassionate opportunity to reflect and respond personally.
You are never required to come forward or respond publicly.
What to Wear
There is no dress code.
Some people dress casually. Others dress more traditionally.
You are welcome to come as you are.
Some people dress casually. Others dress more traditionally.
You are welcome to come as you are.
About the People
Our congregation includes people from a variety of backgrounds and life experiences. Many attend quietly and value a thoughtful, reverent service.
You do not need to be a member, agree with everything immediately, or have everything figured out to attend.
You do not need to be a member, agree with everything immediately, or have everything figured out to attend.
After the Service
After the service, some people stay to talk, while others leave quietly. Either is perfectly acceptable.
If you would like to speak with a pastor, you are welcome to do so after the service or reach out at another time.
If you would like to speak with a pastor, you are welcome to do so after the service or reach out at another time.
If and when you are ready, here are a few simple ways to learn more:
We understand visiting a church can feel uncertain. Our desire is simply to provide a place where God’s Word is taught
clearly and people are treated with care and respect.
You are welcome here.
clearly and people are treated with care and respect.
You are welcome here.