We are so happy you're here! Whether you're a long-time member or visiting for the first time, we invite you to join us for worship on Sundays.

 

Morning Worship – 9:30 A.M.
Evening Worship – 5:30 P.M.

Our Location

5250 Byron Center Ave SW
Wyoming, Michigan
What to Expect

When you arrive, church members will greet you and can help direct you to the Worship Center. Ushers are also available to answer questions, provide a bulletin, and help you find a seat.

Our service typically last 1 hour and follows a meaningful rhythm of worship: we begin with songs of praise—both classic hymns and modern worship songs—then move into a time of reflection and renewal. The pastor teaches from Scripture, and we close with a song and blessing.

Throughout the service, you can expect prayers, an offering, and a warm sense of community. On special Sundays, we may also celebrate Communion, witness baptisms, or hear updates from missionaries.

Children & Child Care

Children are warmly welcomed at our worship services. During the school year, we also offer engaging Children's Ministry programs for children aged 3 and up. Read more about our children's ministries here.

Nursery is available for infants and toddlers (up to age 3) during our worship services. Caring, approved church members provide a safe and nurturing environment so you can participate in worship with peace of mind. A private nursing room is also available within the infant nursery for your convenience.

FAQs

Dressing up is not a requirement to worship with us at Faith Community. Some do wear their “Sunday best,” but you’re also likely to see someone in slacks and a casual shirt, or even jeans. We believe the most important part about Sunday morning is showing up, ready to worship God.

No. Please don't feel any obligation to participate in the offering as a guest. Giving is between you and God. If you desire to give, feel free to do so.

Our pastor will usually make an announcement for those who are guests about what level of participation is expected during Communion. In a nutshell, our pastor says the following: If you are visiting and you are a Communion-receiving member of another church, please join us in eating and drinking the Lords’ Supper. If you are visiting, and you are new to the church and you really don’t know anything about eating and drinking the Supper, we ask that you participate by observing and reflection on what you see and hear. If you want to know more, please talk to an Elder or the pastor. 

No. We won’t ask you to stand as a first-time guest or embarrass you in any way.

In the case of inclement weather, cancellation notices will be made in the following outlets: