Celebration Church is a group of less than perfect people from all walks of life who are being transformed by Jesus Christ. Every week, we join together to worship God and to experience a relevant and powerful message, which teaches truths from the Bible. We are passionate about sharing the love of Christ by caring for each other and positively impacting our communities.

What are the experiences like?

All experiences at Celebration Church are comprised of the two primary elements: powerful worship and a life-changing message. Worship at Celebration Church is led by a worship pastor along with a talented live band and the style is consistent with today's culture. A weekend experience lasts for an hour and twenty minutes - you can always expect them to start and end on time. We currently have three weekend experiences for you to enjoy. Saturdays at 5:30 & Sundays at 9:30am or 11am.

What about my children?

At Celebration Church, kids are a big deal. CelebrateKIDS, the children's experience at Celebration Church, is designed uniquely from newborn to 12 years of age. While in CelebrateKIDS, your child will experience engaging age-appropriate teaching, music and activities all developed to point your child toward a daily relationship with Christ. CelebrateKIDS experiences are staffed by dedicated volunteers who will be there week after week to care for and love on your child.

Anything for students?

Glo, the youth ministry of Celebration Church, has multiple opportunities for students in sixth grade through twelfth grade to get involved and is dedicated to connecting the heart of your student to the heart of God. Glo is modeled much like the weekend experience. There is live worship and teaching that is relevant and applicable to a student's life. Students are encouraged to participate in small groups where they will build relationships with their peers and develop accountability and grow together in their relationship with Christ. During the weekend, we encourage students to take part in the experience with their parents.