Thinking about visiting Glorious Way Church? We want you to feel welcome. Our volunteer greeters will do everything they can to ensure you have the best experience possible. Simply stop by the Welcome Desk in the lobby upon your arrival.
Please fill out the form below so we know to expect you. We look forward to meeting you!
WARNING: We must teach “the whole counsel” of the Word, as the apostle Paul wrote. The Bible is alive, and its prophecy is being played out in politics and current events every day. We often speak out and pray on sensitive issues during services. Some call it politics, but we call it morality. As the salt of the earth, we must stand for Truth and justice in our time. Remember, salt might sting or shock the taste buds, but it also purifies and preserves.
*God knows He’s free at any time to break in and change our plan, and sometimes He does. We’ve had our services turn into spontaneous revivals, prayer meetings and even fellowships. Now you know why we don’t print a bulletin.
Just look for the signs! The church has reserved parking spots close to the front door for our guests. If you would like to drop off anyone before you park, the main entrance is on the east side of the building.
Our members and guests wear anything from sandals and shorts to dresses or shirts and ties.
Stop by our Welcome Desk in the lobby for questions about checking in your child to kids church. Information on all of our children’s ministries can be found here.
Just look for the signs! The church has reserved parking spots close to the front door for our guests. If you would like to drop off anyone before you park, the main entrance is on the east side of the building.
Since we know God has a plan for each service we spend together, Pastor John’s role is to find that plan and lead the congregation into it. You can leave church knowing that you have met with the Most High God and heard personally from Him. Of course, this can take a little time. Plan on spending about two hours per service on Sunday. It’s worth it. Also, if you’re cold-natured, bring a sweater.