Welcome.
We're glad you're here.
Our vision is to see a gospel movement on the North Shore.
Imagine what God can do.
Our long-term desire is to see an extraordinary work of God’s Spirit in every community on the North Shore, resulting in thousands of people meeting Christ, growing as disciples, and serving in gospel- centered churches.
We are about the gospel.
We are a group of people trying to get the gospel clear in our own hearts and minds, so we can make it clear to others, for the glory of Christ.
Our life together.
We want the way we do things at NSCBC to be shaped by the good news of Jesus Christ. As we seek to take part in a gospel movement on the North Shore we desire to align our church culture with the missionary call of God. Toward that end, we seek to:
Be a vibrant, welcoming community
People characterized by deep love, acceptance, and the mercy of God. We welcome others because he first welcomed us.
Grow individually
We want to continually grow in applying God’s Word to our everyday lives as we seek to align our whole lives to Jesus.
Communicate Jesus well to others
As we experience the joy of being awakened by the gospel in our own lives, we learn how to better share the good news in a way that connects the gospel to everyday life.
Our life on the North Shore.
A gospel movement is much bigger than one church. We strive for a culture that integrates with the broader church and area.
Engaging in organic ministry
Gospel movements are grassroots, vision-driven, and decentralized. The institutional church called NSCBC exists to serve and support the growth of the organic church.
Celebrating our area
We seek to celebrate the positive aspects of our culture and work towards the common good of our broader community.
Collaborating with local churches
We collaborate, not compete, with local churches and para-church ministries. We express this commitment through the North Shore Gospel Partnership.
Join us on Sundays
Our Sunday services write the story of the gospel on our hearts week after week. We gather to worship through song, prayer, teaching, and story—immersing ourselves in the gospel so we can share this good news with others.
Sundays at 9:15 and 11:00am
(One summer service at 10:00am)
Don't be a stranger!
Learn More
Visiting on Sundays is the best way to get to know our church community. Here are a few other ways you can get connected.
Ministries
Sundays are only the beginning. Find an area for meaningful connection and service.
Join a Group
Participate in a smaller group where we're learning together to walk with Jesus in every place where we live, learn, work, and play.
Connect Lunch
Our Connect Lunches are opportunities to meet staff and leaders, as well as other newcomers to the church. Check the latest bulletins and eNews for upcoming Connect Lunch dates.
Children's Ministry
We work with families to impart a faith that our kids can grow into.
Visit Us
Our worship services are 75 minutes long with roughly 30 minutes of biblical teaching. Our musical worship contains both organ-led hymns of praise as well as contemporary praise and worship led by our worship band.
Each week we enter into worship through a theistic theme – a quality or attribute of God through which we worship. This thematic posture helps us keep our focus on God.
Our building is handicap accessible for those with mobility needs. Handicap parking is adjacent to the main entrance. There is an elevator directly to your left as you enter the building, and handicap seating is closest to the sanctuary entrance doors. See an usher for assistance.
We have assisted listening devices for those who need them. Please see an usher or tech team member for assistance with the listening devices.
Your children are welcome to join you in the service, or to join in for one of our children’s ministry options. All of our Children’s Ministry volunteers are background checked and trained to work with children, and we have a secure children’s check in and check out process. Learn more about our offerings for children here.
Our parking lot provides ample space for parking for worship services. On busy Sundays like Christmas and Easter, please see this map for additional parking options on local streets.
If you’d like assistance getting to church, please contact our office.
