Come and see
Join a Sunday gathering, listen, observe, sing if you want, and meet a few people at your own pace.
Plan a VisitStart here
A place to begin, even if you are not sure what you believe.
If you are curious about Jesus, carrying questions, returning to church, or looking for a place where your family can grow in faith, this page is for you.
A simple path
Take one faithful step
You do not need to fill anything out or make a commitment before visiting. You can simply see what Sunday is like, watch a teaching first, or read what to expect.
Watch before you visit
Hear a recent teaching and get a feel for how Scripture points us to the hope and life of Jesus Christ.
Watch TeachingKnow what to expect
Check the basics: service time, address, family expectations, what to wear, and answers to common guest questions.
Visitor FAQNew to church?
Read a simple guide for people exploring faith, returning to church, or feeling unsure about walking in.
New to ChurchWhat Sunday feels like
Warm, simple, and centered on Jesus
A Sunday at Wayside includes Scripture, prayer, worship, fellowship, and people glad to welcome you without pressure.
Coffee and Discipleship
Arrive early for coffee, conversation, and a slower entry into community.
Sunday Worship
We worship Jesus, open the Bible, pray, and make room for families and guests.
Stay if you would like
You can leave quietly, meet someone, or linger for conversation. No pressure.
Make it easier
Save Sunday before the week gets busy.
Sunday Worship begins at 10:00 AM. Coffee and Discipleship begins at 9:00 AM. The address is included so Sunday is easy to find when the morning comes.
Honest questions
Questions are welcome here
Faith often begins with honest questions. You do not have to pretend, perform, or have everything settled before you come.
Can I come if I am not a Christian?
Yes. You are welcome to attend, listen, ask questions, and take your time. We believe Jesus meets people with truth and grace.
What if church has been difficult for me?
We are sorry for places where church has been painful. You are welcome to move slowly, ask careful questions, and get to know people at your own pace.
Where should I start if I want to learn about Jesus?
A good first step is to attend Sunday worship, watch a recent teaching, or ask someone to read one of the Gospels with you.
Can someone pray with me?
Yes. Most people ask in person or by phone. We would be honored to pray with you when you visit or talk with someone from Wayside.
Ready for a next step?