If you visit with us you will find these answers helpful:
1. What time are your services?
- 9:00am: Sunday school
- 10:00am: Fellowship Time
- 10:30am: Worship Service
2. What should I wear?
We have no dress code.
3. Where should I go?
Enter through the south entrance under the south portico. There you will find guest parking spaces. Upon entering our Welcome Center is located at your immediate left. They can direct you to locations.
4. Is there a Bible version you use?
The pastors preach from the ESV (English Standard Version). You are welcome to bring any version of Scripture.
5. What about children?
We love having children in our services and encourage parents to worship together as a family! You’ll be amazed how much your child can learn from the sermon and from watching you as you worship.
To help parents in this transition, we have a nursery available up through their kindergarten year. This gives your child a year to practice sitting still at school before joining mom & dad in “big church!”
Be sure to get a Kids Zone at the Info Desk to help your child listen and take notes during the sermon!
6. What is your worship style?
We hold to a blended worship. We believe in practicing love and patience toward people who like different styles, have a different age, or preference. Our goal is to glorify God and not worry about the preference of man. We make it our goal to worship together in God’s presence and not be divided by musical styles.
7. What is your preaching like?
Our goal is to preach through the Bible in a verse-by-verse (expository) manner. That means that the subject of the sermon will be the subject of the biblical text. Usually sermons are preached in a series, going through books of the Bible. Occasionally we will have topical sermons based on need, times, etc. But mostly, we desire expositional preaching of the infallible, inerrant Word of God.
8. Can anyone come to Keltys?
Absolutely! We do not tolerate prejudice. All are welcome. Our hope is to build a church that unites multi-ethnic and multi-cultural people under one roof of worship. That alone will be a powerful witness to a divided, self-centered, and sinful world.