WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU VISIT ELCC
 

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP

Join us for a heartfelt and personal Sunday service for people of all ages, designed to deepen your connection with God and our church. Beginning with prayer then experience an uplifting time of combined traditional & contemporary worship, brief time of fellowship, opportunity to give your tithes & offering and concluding with Apostolic, passionate and thought-provoking teachings from Scripture to turn your heart back to Jesus & prepare you for His return. 
 
TIME FRAME – Service usually last 2.5 – 3 hours
 
ATTIRE: Dressy & Business Casual | on 4th Sundays we normally dress down with our T-shirts or an assigned theme color.
 
NOTE: Our Toddler Room is available every service with a private restroom and regrouping area to eat a snack or calm down while the parents can still watch the service. Youth Group Session (or Children’s Church) is offered once a month for ages 1 year old – 17 years old in our Fellowship Hall.  (See our Youth Ministry Page for more details)
 

TIMES OF PRAYER

Our prayer times provide an intimate & sacred space to reflect, repent, share burdens, and seek God’s guidance in an atmosphere of love and support. We begin with opening repentance prayer followed by a time to kneel, lay out or sit in prayer for collective intercession by the Holy Spirit (including speaking in tongues). Prayer concludes with a corporate closing prayer on an assigned topic. These moments are a cornerstone of our church’s spiritual life & personal growth.
 
TIME FRAME: Prayer usually last 1 hour 
 
ATTIRE: Casual
 
NOTE: On 1st Saturdays, we have intercession led by our Apostle for our families or as led by Holy Spirit followed by spiritual insights. This time of prayer usually lasts about 2 hours.
 

HOLY COMMUNION

In an attempt to keep The Lord’s Supper or Eucharist sacred, we partake in Holy Communion QUARTERLY (on 1st Sundays in March, June, September & the Sunday before Christmas). This service is centered around Christ & His sacrifice. After the Word of Power, the entire congregation participates in a traditional and intimate moment of partaking of the bread to represent His torn body and grape juice to represent His shed blood. 
 
ATTIRE: Our members wear all white to signify the washing of Jesus blood to cleans all of our sins. Visitors do not have to dress in white unless you desire to,