What to Expect:
Thinking about visiting BCC? We would love to have you as our guest! Expect a relaxed and welcoming environment for you and your family. Church can feel overwhelming at first, but not to worry, our goal is to be right there with you so you don’t feel overwhelmed.
For safety measures during COVID-19 we are asking everyone to wear a mask BUT THERE IS NO NEED TO SIGN UP
FAQ: OUR UNIQUE SPEAKING TEAM:
You may be used to one or maybe two speakers doing the bulk of the teaching at a church. At BCC we have chosen to take another path. We have a teaching team. There are staff members and non-staff members who share the teaching duties on a Sunday morning. You most likely will not hear the same speaker two weeks in a row. We are confident that this shows our commitment to the unlocking all the talents and gifts in our community. We are all on this journey together and we all have a part to play.
FAQ: Where do I go:
After You park, come in the awning marked “Main Entrance” or if you have kids come in the awning marked “Kid’s Entrance.” There will be people at both places to help you.
FAQ: CELEBRATION GATHERING TIMES:
- Join us for our live gatherings at 9:30am and 11am or online at 9:30am and 11am. You’ll experience the same great worship and live teaching at both times.
FAQ: What do I wear?
Wear what’s comfortable. In the summer you’ll see shorts and sandals. In winter it’s cold so most people don’t wear shorts. Feel free to be comfortable.
About Us
Have questions about who we are, what we believe, or our unique take on church?
Safe Place for your kids
We provide environments for kids (birth through High School) where we join parents on the parenting journey to help the kids discover who God says they are and how the can start meeting him for themselves in every day life.
Current Series: Moments
Everything that happens takes place in time and we canpin them down on a clock and a calendar. But then there are Moments. Moments that transcend a time and date and reveal a much deeper significance. As we journey toward Easter this year, we will look at four Moments— among the many—during Jesus’ last day before he was killed. These were not only significant for Jesus who experienced them, but for us who follow him.