If you're considering visiting Beltway Park for the first time, you may have some questions about where to go and what to expect.  We want to be available to help you feel comfortable every step of the way.  To help you get a feel for things, let us walk you through a typical Sunday morning.

First of all...

...don't feel obligated to wear your "Sunday clothes."  Wear what is comfortable for you. Most people dress casually at Beltway Park. You will see all ranges of dress, from shorts and a t-shirt to business pants with a collared shirt.

 When you first arrive...

...drive towards the back of the parking lot. Our worship services are in the larger building at the back of the campus. We invite you to park in the front row marked for our guests.[Map]

Come on in!

Someone will warmly welcome you with a smile!

If you need directions to the nursery, children's areas, restrooms, classrooms, etc. one of our greeters or staff members (both wear gold name tags so they're easy to find) will be more than happy to help you, or you may visit our Welcome Center which is located near the southern end of the foyer and is marked with large letters on the wall above the doors.

Join us in worship!

Feel free to sit wherever you like.  You don't need to worry about taking anybody's usual seat.

During the service

You can expect uplifting music with a modern feel, a relaxed atmosphere, and an encouraging message from the Bible.

At some point an offering will be taken, but there is no need for you to worry about this as our guest.  All we ask is that you fill out one of our visitor cards which you will find in the chair-back in front of you and exchange it for a gift in the Welcome Center.

If you enjoy your visit and would like to dig a little deeper afterward, we would encourage you to visit the Life Groups center inside the Park Connections area just south of the Welcome Center in our foyer. [Map]  We believe that the best stuff of Beltway Park doesn't happen inside the building on Sunday mornings, but in the homes of our people during the week as we live life together.