We understand that it can be awkward visiting a church for the first time. You may wonder what to expect in terms of your worship experience. We want to ease your concerns by telling you a little more about our Sunday morning service.

Our primary hope is that above all else, you encounter Jesus through the fellowship, worship, Bible teaching, and prayer ministry that takes place at Cornerstone.

Our Sunday morning service starts at 10:00 a.m. and typically lasts 90 minutes.

We begin with praise and worship through song. Why start with song? Because the Bible tells us that “GOD INHABITS THE PRAISE OF HIS PEOPLE.” We understand there are various styles of worship, and we encourage all to celebrate God's love while pursuing a heart connection with Him during this time. Because we desire to be sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit, leadership may be led to use this time for specific ministry. This can include prayers for healing or a response to a word or prompting from the Lord.

After the time of praise and worship, there is a biblically-based message designed to inspire, equip, and release you into God's plan for your life. The meeting ends at 11:30 a.m., but feel free to stay after the meeting for fellowship at your own leisure.

A Live stream of our service is available each week. Service starts at 10 am with praise and worship. Live streaming begins about 10:45. Join here each Sunday!

We value children and families at Cornerstone Chapel. Children are invited to participate in the worship portion of our Sunday morning service. After praise and worship, children attend an age-appropriate classroom downstairs. We accommodate children from kindergarten through the Fifth Grade and youth who attend middle school through high school. Please check out our Children's Ministry page for more information!

We want you to feel comfortable during your visit. You can expect a casual, relaxed, and inviting atmosphere.

While we are grateful for your visit, we don't want to single anyone out. We will, therefore, not put you on the spot or ask you to stand up if you are a visitor. However, we invite you to complete a visitor's card so we can follow up with you and get to know you better.

Tithes and offerings are an important part of worship, but we do not ask for them during the meeting. Instead, tithes and offerings can be placed in a basket in the back of the meeting hall at any point during the service. We would never want our guests to feel pressured to give financially to Cornerstone.

If you have other questions or concerns before you visit, please fill out the Contact Request Form below, and we will happily reach out to you.