We know visiting a new church can feel a little overwhelming, but we’d love to make your first experience welcoming, and something you can look forward to. Take a look at the options below to help you feel right at home.
We are here because of the good news of Jesus Christ.
We are sinners who have been rescued from sin by Jesus Christ. Though we have different backgrounds, ethnicities, opinions, and personalities, we find commonality in the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
We gather each week to worship the one true God revealed in the Bible. We're grateful for the privilege He has given us to worship, live, and serve in our local community.
We rely on God's grace to give us true unity, to function together as one body in Jesus Christ, submitted to the Word of God, and committed to living that Word out in our daily lives.
Who We Are
We strive for an intentional culture of grace, vibrant worship, and discipleship.
A Culture of Grace
We long to be a community marked by grace. We actively pray for and pursue a culture where God’s grace shapes every part of our church life. Recognizing our own deep need for mercy, we strive to extend grace to others through love, acceptance, and forgiveness, both within our church family and beyond, to other churches and to our local community. Our hope is that this spirit of grace reflects the heart of Jesus and draws others into the transforming power of Christ’s love.
A Culture of Vibrant Corporate Worship
We long to be a community shaped by Christ-centered worship that is vibrant, unified, and participatory. We believe worship is not something to spectate, but something we all share in as the body of Christ. That means every song we sing, every prayer we lift, and every word preached from Scripture is an opportunity for the whole church to respond together. It's our desire that each gathering reflects the joy, reverence, and unity of God’s people worshiping Him with one voice and one heart.
A Culture of Discipleship
We long to be a community marked by genuine discipleship. Because we believe the mission of the church is to make disciples of Jesus Christ, we pursue intentional relationships that help one another grow in Christlikeness. Discipleship is not reserved for a classroom or program but is woven into everyday life as we encourage, challenge, and walk alongside each other. At the same time, we actively pray for and seek opportunities to invite others into this journey of following Jesus, believing that every relationship is an opportunity for Christ to be made known.
What to Expect
Walking into a church for the first time can be intimidating, so we want to help you know what to expect when you visit.
We promise not to embarrass you or point you out. If you wish, you can fill out a connect card and we’ll follow up with you later. You can come knowing you are in the midst of a group of broken people, who all need God’s grace.
What to Wear
Our church is made up of people from all walks of life, and we love seeing that diversity reflected in how we come together. Some come in jeans and a t-shirt, others in a polo and slacks, and some in a suit. No matter what you wear, we want you to feel welcome just as you are.
Children
We provide safe, age-appropriate environments where children can learn and grow in their faith. On Sundays, in Kingdom Kids jr. our nursery welcomes little ones from birth through age 2, and preschool classes are available for ages 3–5 who aren’t yet in kindergarten. Children in kindergarten through 5th grade can join Kingdom Kids. Both run alongside our regular services. On Wednesdays, our AWANA Club offers a fun, engaging space for kids ages 3 through 5th grade to explore God’s Word. Our goal is to help children meet Jesus and grow in their faith in ways they can enjoy and understand.
Sermon
Our preaching blends topical messages with overviews of entire books of the Bible, allowing us to explore Scripture while addressing real-life issues. Each sermon, typically 30–35 minutes long, is filled with practical insights to reflect on throughout the week. All preaching points to the Gospel; the Bible’s central message of God saving sinners through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Sunday School
Sunday mornings, during our 10:00 am service, we offer an adult Sunday School class, where we learn topically about God’s Word and its application to all areas of life.
Service Format
Our services are thoughtfully planned but relaxed in style. We sing several songs, pray together, dive into Scripture, and give our tithes and offerings. Services usually last about an hour, but the conversation often continues afterward. If it’s your first time, or first time in a long time, we hope you feel right at home and part of the community from the moment you arrive.
Music
We sing a mix of lyrically rich songs, both contemporary and historic. Our goal is to create a worship experience that resonates with everyone, no matter your musical preference. Many discover new songs and styles they hadn’t connected with before. Our goal is to come together as a congregation, lifting our voices in praise and experiencing God’s presence through every song.
Meet the Team
Dr. David Graham
Lead Pastor
Andrew Adams
Executive Pastor
Sam Wider
Associate Pastor
Nicholle Graham
Children's Pastor
Nancy Villegas
Office Administrator
Hannah Adams
Director Of Operations
Nancy Glaesemann
Treasurer
Our Elders
Leadership
Clint White
Todd Clark
Sam Wilder
Steve Foster
Jeff Margulieux
Our Deacons
Travis Thomas
Terry Humphrey
Joel Viola
Paul Mote
Our Deaconess
Lori Turner
Nancy Glaesemann
What We Believe
We seek to be Word-driven and Christ-centered.
As followers of Christ, the Word of God guides every part of our lives. It is our foundation for truth, shaping what we do, how we live, and what we believe. The Bible, God’s written Word, is inerrant and infallible. Through it, God reveals who He is, what He has done, and what He calls us to do. The Scriptures alone provide the authoritative answers to life’s deepest questions and the hope of eternity.
We seek to be timeless in our message.
Because we believe the Gospel is central and our church life should be shaped by the Word of God, our sermons are always Christ-centered. By addressing specific themes and real-life issues, we strive to help apply Scripture directly to the challenges and questions we face today while remaining faithful to the full counsel of God, helping everyone understand His Word and how it transforms our lives.
Our message is Jesus Christ—crucified, risen, and coming again. We seek to share this message with compassion, reaching the hurting in our community and engaging in committed mission efforts around the world.
We seek to be relevant in our vision.
We believe the Bible is timeless and relevant, offering guidance for every challenge we face today. As ordinary people, we seek God’s transforming work in our lives, allowing Him to shape us more into the likeness of His Son, Jesus. Our desire to change isn’t to earn God’s favor, but to grow in love for Him and reflect His character in our daily lives.
Our Beliefs
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There is one true God who made and sustains all things. He has revealed Himself through creation, His Scriptures, and through His Son, Jesus—God Incarnate. God is one—existing in three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
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All people (except Jesus) have sinned against God, earning spiritual death and eternal judgment from Him. In love, God sent Jesus on a mission to redeem sinful people through His atoning sacrifice on the Cross and victorious resurrection from the dead.
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Faith in Jesus as God’s Son is the only way to Salvation. He is the source of justification, forgiveness of sin, spiritual awakening to eternal life by the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, placement in Christ’s Church, and adoption into a relationship with God, knowing Him as Father.
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Salvation comes exclusively through grace by faith in Jesus Christ, following Him as Lord and Leader in all aspects of life. Following faith, Believers are baptized as a symbol of their awakening to new life in Christ.
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The Bible is the Word of God. It is inspired by the Holy Spirit, inerrant, infallible, reliable and relevant. The Bible is how we know God, who we are created to be and it is our guide for life, purpose and relationships in every era.
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Believers in Jesus join themselves to communities of faith (churches)—local expressions of Christ’s global Church. They enjoy life together in grace and care for each other as members of God’s family.
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Believers live under the two great biblical commands: to love God with all their heart, soul, mind, and strength—and to make more disciples through the preaching and relational sharing of the Gospel.
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Believers live on mission making the most of every day–enjoying Jesus and loving their neighbors, while waiting for Jesus, who is coming again to judge the earth and to gather His people into heaven.
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Kingdom Church is in partnership with Mission Northwest but holds no affiliation with American Baptist Churches.