At the Parkview YMCA
10001 Dawsons Creek Blvd.
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
Say hello, grab coffee, check-in your kids if you have them, and join us for worship!
Awesome! Stop by our Connection Center on Sunday, or let us know below.
Our worship services start out with engaging worship through music and prayer. Then someone will teach from the Scriptures about the life God is calling us into. Lastly, we’ll finish with a time to respond in worship and prayer.
The main theme for our gatherings? Discovering how God might be getting our attention, and then stepping out in faith together.
We believe the Biblical vision for leadership involves many people throughout the church, not just “the professional pastor.” Everyone has the call to use the gifts God gives them to love, serve, and lead others. The group below is our paid staff leaders, but it’s just a handful of our church’s leadership.
Feel free to park where ever you like. Our “front door” is on the West end of the YMCA (you should see banners and signs over the entrance). Once you walk in, we encourage you to say hello to someone and let them know you’re new. We have a Connection Center with more information about Grace and free coffee! If you have young kids, our children’s check-in is on your left when you walk in.
We see our services as a time to celebrate what God has done, experience his presence, and to be prepared to live differently for the week ahead. We often start with engaging worship, which helps us become more aware of God. Then someone will teach from the Scriptures about the life God is calling us into. Lastly, we’ll finish with a time to respond in worship and prayer.
If you have kids 5th grade or younger, your first step is to get checked in. For children birth through kindergarten, we have people who would love to spend time with them during the service so they can play, learn the Bible, and make crafts.
For older kids, they usually worship with everyone at the beginning, then take off for a special, interactive teaching followed by small groups.
Don’t feel like you have to dress up. Most people wear casual attire, but you are welcome to wear whatever makes you comfortable.