Parker Road Bible Church

About Our Gathering
Here are the top 10 things to expect when you come to Parker Road Bible Church:

1. Loving God
We believe in a loving Heavenly Father who sent his only son to save us from our sins. His love for us motivates our love for him.

2. Loving People
We feel blessed to have new guests with us every week! Because of God's amazing love for us, we enjoy sharing his love with others.

3. Uplifting Atmosphere
In both physical aesthetics and personal interactions, our goal is to be a place where guests feel welcome and regular attendees feel at home.

4. Casual Dress
While some wear their "Sunday best," many come dressed very casually. Whichever you prefer, you won't feel out of place.

5. No Obligations
As a guest, you will never be put in the spotlight. You will not be singled-out, asked for money, or put into any awkward situation. You are our guest, and we hope you feel welcomed during your visit.

6. People of All Ages
You'll see families, couples, singles, teens, children, and infants at PRBC on a weekly basis. As a church family, we strive for a balance of age-specific classes and groups alongside family-integrated worship and fellowship.

7. Childcare and Junior Church
Children are very important to us! Nursery care is available throughout the worship service, and Junior Church (age three to second grade) meets during the sermon. Various children's classes meet before the worship service as well.

8. Singing Together
Our worship leaders select music from a variety of sources, from contemporary favorites to classic hymns. You are invited to sing along as much as you feel comfortable.

9. Biblical, Applicable Sermons
Whether from our Senior Pastor, Student Ministries Pastor, or a special guest speaker, you will hear a clearly-presented message from the Bible that shows how to live as a follower of Jesus in today's world.

10. Communion
The first Sunday of every month, we observe the Lord's Supper, or Communion. All Christ-followers are welcome to take the bread and juice in remembrance of what Jesus did for us.