There were about 30 people max in the service. It was obvious I was new and I was very well greeted by everyone. Most sat more towards the back which i found odd (normal in most churches but because of its size I didn't feel like it mattered).
There was one piano player and one organ player. There was one singer and he had a great voice. He sang a solo somewhere in the service.
This church prayed often and the pastor called on a few older gentlemen to do a prayer who were seated in the congregation. They felt sincere. I enjoyed it.
He gave a powerful message on How it is to be saved. How to be saved and what that means. It was moving and he clearly had a lot of passion for the topic. He had an alter call at the end and a call to action. No one went up.
They were having a pot luck the next day and that night the kids camp was going to show all the congregation what they learned while at camp.
I went alone to the service that day, I don't know about their kids church but I did find out that they have awana during the non-summer months and that about 25 kids are involved.
If this sounds like your church, please try it out. I don't give 5 stars because every church has room for improvement and the 4 stars are because God calls us to each their own church.
My old pastor once said. "if you find the perfect church, don't go to it, cause you will probably ruin it."
Personal note:
Out of the 5 churches that I have tried, I will try this church again. Although I am not sure if the small a number who attend or their age range will fit our family's needs, I can't help but go where God maybe tugging at me to go to. That pastor is ready and wanting to lead more people and his passion to share that message made me think about it for weeks after.
I'll let you know now visit #2 goes. read more