Find your place

There’s room for you here.

Connect. Grow. Impact.

Ministries make it easier to find a community for the season you’re in. Start with the path that fits you or your family, then take the next step at your own pace.

Three clear paths

Find the place that feels like your next step.

You don’t need to know every program to get started.

Choose a simple path below. Each page gives you the context you need and a way back to the Sunday plan.

Children and families

Children take part in a Sanctuary Kids classroom.

A place for kids to know God personally.

Worship, play, Bible stories, prayer, and age-appropriate participation for children and families.

Explore Kids

Middle-school and high-school students

A youth group sits together in a circle.

Belong. Encounter. Grow.

Sunday programming includes grades 6, 7 and 8 and high-school students. Ignite is Sanctuary's high-school ministry.

Explore Middle School & Youth

College students and young adults

Two friends laugh together while looking at a phone in The Sanctuary lobby.

Find your people and grow together.

Rise is The Sanctuary's college and young-adult ministry, centered on Jesus, community, and a life of presence.

Explore Rise

Sunday pathways

Family and student programming, at a glance.

Find Sunday programming for your family at each gathering.

10:15 AM

Programming from infants through 12th grade

Programming is available from infants through 12th grade. Middle-school programming serves grades 6, 7 and 8, and high-school programming is available.

Sanctuary Kids serves younger children; Middle School serves grades 6, 7 and 8; Youth serves high-school students.

6:00 PM

Kids programming from infants through 5th grade

Kids programming is available from infants through 5th grade. Middle-school and high-school programs are not part of the 6:00 PM gathering.

For a family plan that fits your child, start with the Kids page or ask at the Welcome Desk.

Beyond these paths

Looking for community or support?

Connect is the best place to explore broader community and support options.

When you’re ready to come in person, the Plan Your Visit guide keeps the practical details together.