What to expect at worship at Our Savior:

What should I wear to church/worship?
While we welcome you to come as you are and to be comfortable with whatever you wear, some people would rather know ahead of time what everyone else will be wearing. People here wear a variety of clothes to our worship services from suits and ties to jeans and cowboy boots. Most of the guys though wear polo shirts and khaki pants or shorts. The ladies wear dresses, skirts, blouses, pants and shorts.

Will you make visitors stand up and introduce themselves?
No, we will not make you stand out. On a normal weekend we are blessed to have over 50 guests in our worship services so chances are you may even be sitting by someone who is also visiting. At the beginning of each service we allow for a short period of greeting among the congregation and we encourage our members to introduce themselves to people they don’t know. At the end of the service our pastors and will great people at the doors or front of the sanctuary  if you are visiting with us please introduce yourselves to one of them. We also invite you to stop by our welcome center in the atrium of the church to pick up some information about the congregation and where you can feel free to ask any questions or get directions to things like the Sunday school and bathrooms. Also in the atrium on Sunday morning we have coffee  available.

Where do I park?

There is plenty of parking available on campus although if you desire a place closer to the entrance you will have to arrive early. The best way to enter the campus is off of Virginia Parkway although (there is also an entrance off of Carlisle St. ). Upon turning into the campus from Virginia you can go either right or left. Going to the right will get you to a closer parking space but you may not find one open. Going to the left(west) you will be in our larger parking lot which usually has space available. To find the sanctuary enter the double set of doors facing the circular drop off or enter the door marked church office and continue walking straight upon entering.