Arrival

When you arrive, there will be ushers to help you.  They will greet you and point you in the right direction.  They will give you a bulletin with the order of the service and information about the church and events.  Church services are at 9:00 a.m. and 10:45 a.m.  Easter services are 8:00, 9:30, and 11:00 a.m.

Information Booth

When you walk in the front door, you will be in the meeting room.  The information booth will be immediately to your right after you walk in.  You can ask questions and get printed information about the church.

Order of Service

The service typically begins with about four worship songs.  Sometimes there is a drama in the schedule.  There will be announcements and a prayer.  The offering is next.  Visitors are not expected to contribute.  There is a Guest Input Form in the bulletin.  You may drop it in the offering or leave it at the information booth.  Next, people will have an opportunity to greet one another.  You will be 40 to 45 minutes into the service at this point.  Next is the message which lasts about 40 minutes.  The order of events in this schedule may change a little from week to week.

Biblical, Practical, Relevant

These three words sum up the teaching at BCC.  Since we believe the Bible is the inspired Word of God, our teaching is biblically-based. 

But we're also committed to communicating the timeless truths of Scripture in a way that connects to people living in the 21st Century. Our teaching regularly applies the message of the Bible to topics like work, family, marriage, finances and friendships. 

The service is usually presented in a teaching style.  There is a page in the bulletin with a message summary.  There are blanks to fill in so bring a pen along with your Bible.  The main points are presented on two screens at the front of the room.

Music

The music is chosen for its relevant message.  Some of the songs are coordinated with the message theme each week.  Our music is contemporary, using a keyboard, guitars, and drums along with 4 or 5 vocalists.  The congregation sings along with the words displayed on the two screens up front.