Plan a visit
Anyone who has not been here before, or has not been in a while.
Find out what a Sunday actually looks like before you walk in — when to arrive, where the kids go, what to wear, and how long the service runs.
Where to start
Next Steps
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Find out what we believe
Anyone deciding whether this is a church they can settle into.
Our 22 Tenets of Faith, each with a plain-language summary and the Scripture behind it. Read them before you commit to anything here.
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Join a Life Group
People who want to know and be known by a handful of others, not just attend on Sunday.
Life Groups meet outside of Sunday services to build relationships, study Scripture, and care for one another. Tell us you are interested and we will connect you with a group.
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Serve
Anyone willing to give some time, with or without experience.
See the roles that are open right now and the areas that always need people, from the welcome door to the sound booth to a Saturday cleaning the building.
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Ask about baptism
Anyone who has put their trust in Jesus and wants to make that public.
Baptism is a step you take after believing, not a step toward believing. Tell us you would like to talk about it and we will connect you with a pastor or elder.
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Ask about membership
People who already call Cornerstone home and want to commit to it.
Membership is about committing to this particular church family rather than attending it. An elder can tell you what that involves here and what the next step would be.
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Ask for prayer
Anyone carrying something they should not carry alone.
Prayer warriors are available during every Sunday service, our prayer chain responds to urgent needs, and a prayer group meets on Thursday evenings. You can also call the message line and ask someone to pray with you.
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Ask for pastoral care
Anyone in a hard season — illness, grief, a struggling marriage, a crisis.
You do not need to be a member, and you do not need to explain yourself first. Call the church message line or talk to any elder on a Sunday, and someone will get back to you.
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Connect with a ministry
Anyone looking for their people — men, women, students, or kids.
Every ministry has its own page explaining who it is for, when it meets, who leads it, and how to join.
Not sure which one is yours?
That's a normal place to be, and it's a fine reason to call. Tell us roughly what you're looking for and we'll point you at the right person rather than the right page.