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What To Expect When You Visit

What time is church?

Our services start at 12:00pm on Sundays and 7:00pm on Wednesdays. Services generally run 1.5-2 hours.

What if I want to join online?

For those attending our virtual services, the livestream begins at 12:30pm on Sundays and at 7:15pm on Wednesdays.

You can expect an unordinary worship. We allow the Lord to step in and take complete control you will definitely not be the same when you leave.

ADA Parking is located on the west side of our building, and includes immediate access to our wheelchair ramp. During services, our usher department will provide any accommodations necessary for you to comfortably enjoy yourself.

There are no separate services for youth attendees. Children of all ages are welcome to worship with their parents. Ushers are available to provide assistance to parents when needed.

Yes, christening can be requested privately by speaking to a member of our staff. Christenings generally take place during our regular worship service when requested.

A favorite worship song at EST International Ministries is No Ordinary Worship, and we think it's an apt description for our style. We encourage participation through congregational singing, prayer, and more. During the praise and worship segment of our service, song lyrics are projected on a large screen onstage.

Holy Communion is served the first Sunday of every month after the word. You do not have to be a member to participate. Our ministry uses wafers and grape juice for the Holy Sacrament.

Anointing oil, like a prayer cloth, is a way we reach out to touch God and release our faith. The power is not in the point of contact. It is Jesus who is the Healer. Connect your faith to God’s word! It is your action to release your faith for whatever you are believing God for In the name of Jesus! For a donation of $15 you can receive your point of contact blessed oil by mail.