You’re welcomeat Chattanooga Valley.
Visiting a church can feel like a big step. We want to make it simple, comfortable and worth taking.
Know where to go.Know what to expect.
You do not need to know the layout, the songs or anyone’s name. We’ll help with the details so you can focus on being present.
Park near the welcome entrance
Guest parking is on the east side of the building—the side opposite Lookout Mountain. Enter through the east door for easy access to the Welcome Desk, Worship Center and children’s wing.
Open directions →Stop by the Welcome Desk
Our team can help you find the Worship Center, check in children, locate a small group or answer any question. You will not be expected to know your way around.
Complete a connection card →Settle in and worship
Most Sunday services last about 70–75 minutes and include music, prayer and biblical teaching. Sit wherever you are comfortable, and wear whatever helps you feel at ease.
Preview a service →Kids are loved.Safety comes first.
Sunday mornings include age-specific small groups for preschool and elementary children, nursery care and children’s church. On Wednesdays, children from Pre-K through fifth grade gather at 6:00 PM for games, crafts, worship and Bible study.
What parents should know
- Kids check-in is in the foyer between Buildings 1 and 2.
- Children are supervised throughout their time with us.
- Staff and volunteers are screened and background checked.
- Those serving minors complete MinistrySafe training.
Before you visit.A few helpful answers.
If something is still unclear, reach out. We would much rather answer a question than have it stand between you and a Sunday visit.
What should I wear?
Whatever feels comfortable. You will see everything from jeans and casual shirts to dresses and slacks. What matters to God—and to us—is you, not your clothes.
How long is the service?
Most Sunday worship services last approximately 70–75 minutes.
Which Bible translation do you use?
You will see several faithful translations in the room. Our pastoral team generally teaches and preaches from the English Standard Version (ESV).
What does it mean to be Baptist?
Our beliefs are grounded in Scripture and shaped by historic Baptist convictions. Visit our What We Believe page for a fuller explanation.
What is church membership?
Membership is a commitment to belong, serve and share responsibility within this local church family. It also gives members a voice in church decisions and opens opportunities for leadership.
Do I need to fill out a card?
No. You are welcome to visit without registering. A connection card simply gives us a way to answer questions, help your family and follow up if you would like us to.
Questions?Ask a real person.
Whether you need help planning your first visit, checking in children or finding the right small group, our church office would be glad to help.
Come and see.There is room for you.
You do not have to commit before you visit. Join us for one Sunday, meet a few people and take your next step when you are ready.
Let us know you’re coming →