Pews, stained glass, and a vaulted ceiling
When you enter Cathedral, you’ll experience a traditional church setting — exposed beams, stained glass windows on the sides, and a sanctuary built for singing together.
I’m new here
Walking in the first time is the hardest part.
We understand looking for a church is a hard thing. At Cathedral, we want to make it as easy as possible to join in.
What are the people like? Are they like me? Will my kids have fun and still learn something about God? Are they conservative or more liberal? What kind of music do they sing?
Those are real. I understand and remember what it was like. Honestly, even as a pastor I still ask some of those questions when I visit a church for the first time.
Greeters will welcome you at the door, but no one is going to smother you. I promise. Come in, find a place on a pew and sit down. Sing along with the song service, or it’s okay to sit and listen along.
When the service is over we hope that you will feel comfortable enough to come back again. If you don’t, please let me know what we can do to make your next visit better.
Ken BeaverPastor
Our church culture
A traditional setting. An informal, friendly people.
Hymnals and a screen
We sing out of hymnals, but the words are also on the screen at the front of the church. We mix in some contemporary music as well.
Come as you are
You won’t see many, if any, suits; you could see a couple of ties, but we’re pretty informal. We have a healthy mix of age groups. We are a friendly group of people that love God and our community. It is our hope you walk away with that feeling above all else.
Sunday morning
Your kids are cared for.
Sunday mornings start with age-appropriate Bible classes for the whole family. The worship service has opportunities for toddlers, children, and adults. Parents can focus on the sermon while their kids are experiencing the Bible on their level.