East Campus

Our worship service follows the arc of the gospel:

God, Man, Christ, Response.

With this loose structure, we are reminded of God’s holiness, our sinfulness and neediness, and Christ’s provision, and have an opportunity to respond to and be refreshed by the gospel every single week.

The primary elements you will see in every Sunday service at Parkview are:

• Call to Worship
• Singing
• Confession of Sin
• Public Reading of Scripture
• Preaching
• Communion*
• Prayer
• Benediction

Some secondary elements we incorporate on occasion are:

• Baptism
• Silent reflection
• Discipleship stories
• Confession/Creeds
• Longer Scripture readings

We have a Child Check-In station located just inside the front doors to the right. Our Check-In Assistants will help you find the right room for your kids and provide security name tags for them.

If you desire to leave your children (36 months and under) in the Nursery, you’ll find it to your right through the doors to the right of the kitchen located in the chapel. The Pre-K Sunday School classroom is down the Faith Academy hallway in the 1st Grade classroom. We are currently offering a large group Sunday School for grades K-6 on occasion. They meet in the art room directly across from the kitchen. The students are dismissed from worship after the music and lead to the classroom.

Our music is a blend of contemporary and traditional, drawing from all types of American musical styles. We sing mostly contemporary Christian songs, hymns, spirituals, and occasionally an original song written by the band. You’ll usually see a piano or keyboard, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, drums, bass and several vocalists leading each week. We project the lyrics to each song, encouraging our congregation to sing and worship the Lord.

Our teaching is expositional in style, meaning our sermons are based on a passage of Scripture. We desire for our teaching to be faithful to the Bible, centered on the good news of the forgiveness of sins in Jesus, and relevant to life.

There’s no dress code and we’re generally very casual. If you feel like wearing a suit, go ahead, and if you feel like wearing a t-shirt and jeans, that’s great too. Just be yourself.

If you are the type of person that gets chilly in a movie theater, you might consider bringing a light jacket.

At the end of the service, you will be sent with a Benediction, or Good Word, by someone up front. If you need prayer or have questions following the service, we always have a few church leaders available at the front of the Worship Center to help you. Otherwise, feel free to check out our Connect Center, grab a cup of coffee, and stick around and chat!

We hope to see you again next week!