Wave Church

Over the years I have become familiar with lots of churches, big and small, and I realize none are perfect. Some focus excessively on their own organization, some overdo the worship with loud music that can literally drive older people out the doors, some keep the congregation at arms’ length from the people leading the service. And so forth. Of course, if you go into any church with a judgmental frame of mind, you aren’t likely to benefit much from the experience. It’s better to try and set aside that hour or so of your life for worship, instruction, and inspiration. Still, a church supportive of those objectives is a good church.
I have been attending Wave for a few months now, and am very happy with it. The congregation is small and friendly, which means there is no problem getting to know people. Services are relaxed and informal, and for me it’s easy to feel that I’m becoming a part of it all. I joined a group that meets outside the church, and sense that my involvement overall will continue to increase.

Very relaxed environment and family friendly. Lots of kids and families, with great opportunities to connect, grow and serve.

My first visit was very positive. I immediately felt welcomed and enjoyed the service. The music is contemporary but fairly conservative and not too loud/“concert feel”.
I think there were refreshments, too! They meet in a rec center (see website for details — its for a purposeful reason) and roughly 50+? people.
(Please visit their website for specific details on beliefs and worship information)