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A Reaching Church…
Evangelism
A Growing Church…
Discipleship
A Giving Church…
Giving
A Praying Church…
Effectual Prayer
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Q: Where do I go for help getting around?
A: Many people who consider visiting First North get overwhelmed by it's size. Have no fear, we have a Help Desk/Welcome Center that is staffed by men and women who are ready to help you get where you need to be. Enter at the main entrance from Highway 176 - where you'll see 4 large arched windows. The Help Desk/Welcome Center is located just inside the foyer of the Worship Center.
Our Visitor Parking is in front and to the left of the main entrance. If you are visiting with us on a Sunday morning, we invite you to park in this area reserved just for you!
We also have a group of folks to greet you in our Visitor Parking located directly in front of the building. Just follow the signs and they will lead you to where you need to go.
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Q: What about my children?
A:children's program is best known as the "GREAT ADVENTURE." This is because we offer many opportunities for children to make friends, have fun and learn more about the God who loves them very much. All of our Sunday classes are divided by grades and end with a fun-filled time in Children's Church. On Wednesday nights, we have AWANA which is a time of games, crafts, a Bible story and "run time" on the playground or in the gym. The same is true for our teenagers for High School and Junior High Students.
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Q: How do I connect with people?
A:Bible Fellowship Ministry. You might better recognize this as "Sunday School", but we emphasize the study of God's Word and the fellowship with others who are close to you in age. They don't limit their time to Sundays. They meet for dinners, outings and activities throughout the week. The only real way to connect with people is to spend time together. At First North, the primary way to do this is through our Bible Fellowship Ministry.
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Q: What's happening on Wednesday nights?
A:AWANA, teenagers take off to Rush Hour and Adults check in to Christian Life University. All of this is preceeded by a dynamite meal prepared by our kitchen staff. Our Mid-Week activities are divided by age divisions. Children head to
5:00 - 6:15 Dinner 6:15 - 8:00 Activities
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Q: How do I become a member of First North?
A: It's an easy process. In following the commands of Jesus, we ask that people share their intentions of membership by coming forward at the end of the service. All you have to do is tell the minister who greets you that you would like to join our church. He will then introduce you to a First Step Leader who will help you walk through the process.
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