Frequently Asked Questions -Scroll down to see all questions and answers.

Will I be welcomed? Yes.

Is there a dress code? No.

Will I be pointed out, or will I have to do anything? No.

Are women treated as equals here? Yes. If you have strong opinions otherwise, we may not be the church for you.

Does anyone roll around on the floor or swing from the chandelier? Little children dance, and roll on the floor.

The chandelier is too high to reach.

Can I sit where I want? Yes. Our ushers do not seat people. We are especially happy if you sit where someone usually sits.

Can I keep my children in the service? Yes, if that makes you more comfortable.

What is offered for children during the service? Nursery is available, and children's church is available up to age twelve.

Will my children be safe? We take child safety very seriously, and have policies in place to protect them.

What are sermons like? Sermons are based upon the scriptures, and careful attention is paid to real-life 21st century applications.

How will I know what to do during the service? The order of service, songs, and sermon are all projected.

Can I ask questions during the sermon? Yes. It is encouraged.

How long does the service last? The service begins promptly at 10:30 a.m. and finishes between 11:30 and 11:45 a.m.

What kind of music do you have? Most of the music is contemporary.

In addition, we usually begin with one old favorite from the hymn book.

What denomination is Cheshire Community Church? The church does not belong to a denomination.

Does the church think they are right on every scriptural  issue? No. We don't agree among ourselves on all issues.

Do you take an offering? No, we no longer pass an offering plate. 

There is a locked white box on the back wall where you can place an offering if you desire to support the church.

Do you have handicapped access? We have an entrance ramp and a lift to navigate the stairs.

Unfortunately, we do not have an accessible bathroom.

Will the ceiling fall in if I come? That remains to be seen.

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