Come See Us!

Spirit Living Church is a group of regular people who want to honor our Lord Jesus Christ and encourage eachother to grow in our walk with Him.

What are your services like?

Whether it is through the music, prayer or preaching, God's word is at the center of all of our gatherings. Each service includes a time of prayer, preaching and giving. The sermons are built on God’s Word, not the pastor's ideas, and aim at transforming our lives to be more like Jesus Christ.

Where should I park?

You are welcome to park at the school parking lot, adjacent to the church. Since we are sharing space with several other churches at this same location, our best parking is the school parking lot.

Where should I go when I enter the building?

We have greeters located at the doors who would be happy to help you find where you need to go, however if you should come and there is no one to greet you, come through the glass doors on the side of the building and head on over to the basement. You should see people right away. 

Do you provide childcare?

Currently we are not offering childcare. We have found that allowing the children to join in the very casual atmosphere of SLC is working well for us. We try to provide a stress-free environment for kids without too many rules in the space where we gather. We arenot in a traditional church temple. It's more like a classroom/Living room space. Most people find it very comfortable and welcoming for kids. We believe that families should worship together and give the kids freedom to express themselves in the worship. We give them flags and banners to dance with, and encourage them to feel at home. 

What should I wear?

We are more concerned about you and your presence with us than we are with what you wear. As a church, we gather to worship the Lord and want to dress in a way that honors God. Most of our members wear something in the range of business formal to business casual, however some come in shorts and a clean and neat tshirt. LOL Come as comfortable as you want. We won't judge.