Welcome to Stallion Springs Community Church! We are glad you are considering visiting! Here are some FAQs that may help you know what
to expect when you arrive!
1. When are your service times? We have three service times on Sundays. Our traditional service begins at 8:00, followed by two Contemporary services, at 9:30 and 11:15 am.
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2. I have kids, where should I go first? Our Children’s Church is in the Fellowship Hall, which is the longer building without the steeple. Children’s Church begins at 9:15 and 11:00 on Sunday mornings. There is no Children’s Church at the traditional service (8:00 am). Please arrive a few minutes before Children’s Church begins on your first visit to sign in and meet the teachers. There is a check-in desk when you enter the building, and your child will be assigned a number, of which you will carry a card with that corresponding number. For security purposes, only the person with this card can pick up your child.
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3. Is there special parking for guests? There are guest parking spaces closest to the sanctuary (building with the steeple)
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4. What if the parking lot is full? There are two parking lots, one in front of the Fellowship Hall, and the second is behind the Fellowship Hall. If those are full, we have overflow parking available across the street by the Fire Station.
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5. What should I wear? You can dress up, or dress down. The environment is comfortable and casual… come as you are! (Well, maybe not in pajamas) Our contemporary services tend to be more casual.
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6. Will I have to stand up or be singled out in any way? No. We won’t single you out. We do suggest that you go to our Connection Table in the Fellowship Hall for your free gift, and to find out more about the church.
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7. I have an infant… can I bring them into the church? You have the option of keeping your child with you in the Sanctuary, or they can be in Children’s Church (infants will be cared for by an adult Children’s Ministry Supportive Minister). The sanctuary has a cry room available where you can have a place to nurse privately or care for a crying baby. The room is complete with TV monitor so you don’t miss out on the message!
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