Plan a Visit

Join us on a Sunday at North Point Community Church.

People walking into North Point

We’d love to make your first visit easy, welcoming, and complication-free!

Here’s how we can help you get started before you show up on Sunday:

We’ll provide specifics on where to park and when to arrive for our one-hour Sunday service at either 9:00 or 11:00 a.m. And no need to stress about what you wear–casual attire is just fine!

✅ If you’re a parent, we’ll pre-register your kids to streamline the process when you arrive. We know it can be a big deal to get kids out the door!

We’ll even save you a seat!

No pressure. No confusion. No need to figure it out alone.

Ready to plan your first visit? Simply provide the brief details below, and we’ll take care of the rest!

Where do I park?

We know traffic is no fun. As you get closer to the church, you will see parking signs and helpful volunteers to guide you. We recommend arriving 20 minutes before the service begins to make sure you get to the service on time.

Is there a dress code?

We are casual around here. You will see jeans, shorts, dresses, and business casual attire. So, wear something comfortable and come on!

What can I expect out of adult Sunday service?

Services run about 60 minutes and include live modern music followed by a practical, engaging message. 

At North Point Community Church, you will find two auditoriums; the West and East auditoriums. You can watch the same service from either auditorium on any given Sunday.

Am I expected to participate in giving when I visit?

While there may be opportunities to give, we do not expect our first-time guests to participate. You are encouraged to receive the gift of a service without feeling obligated to participate in giving.

Learn more about giving at North Point Community Church →

Is your campus wheelchair accessible?

Yes! We offer accessible parking spaces, step-free main entrances, ramps, and accessible seating in the auditorium.

How do I navigate North Point Community Church?

We understand that the building can feel overwhelming at first! Our Guest Services staff and volunteers are placed right inside the doors of the atrium when you get into the building to help you find your way to the appropriate children's and student's environments for your kids and get you to the best seat for your service.