If you are thinking of coming to TCW for the first time, we hope you join us soon!
We understand showing up at a new church for the first time can be nerve-wracking.
So here’s more information about The Chapel in Wadsworth and what you can expect.
So here’s more information about The Chapel in Wadsworth and what you can expect.
Practical Bible Teaching
Each week you can expect faithful and practical preaching from the Bible during our services. Additionally you will find helpful and meaningful discussions in our community groups and Bible studies.
A Personal Connection
Stop by our Welcome Desk. We have a gift for you and a team of people to show you around and help you navigate your first steps.
Spiritual Investment In Your Kids
We offer fun and engaging ways for kids and teens to learn about faith in Jesus and develop biblical foundations for their lives.
Smiling Faces
From the parking lot to the auditorium, our guest services team is here to guide you and answer any questions you have.
A Place to Belong
We aren’t meant to do life alone. No matter your life stage, there’s a group for you. Our Community groups and Bible studies are a place of belonging, care, and discipleship.
Joyful Worship
In the Bible, worship refers to the activity of exalting God in song, and it also refers to an entire lifestyle where all our lives are given over to Jesus Christ. We take both forms of worship seriously, and we are committed to worshiping with hearts full of joy.
What can you expect?
Join us for a Sunday morning service at 9:00 or 10:40 a.m. Both services are the same in format and content. We sing a blend of contemporary and traditional songs and hymns, participate in Scripture reading and prayer, and hear a sermon from God’s Word.
What should I wear?
Wear what makes you comfortable. We invite you to come as you. You’ll see anything from shorts and T-shirts to full suits. No matter what, we welcome you.
When should I arrive?
Generally, 10 minutes early will give you plenty of time to park, come in, and find a seat before service starts. For parents with children, you may want a little more time to get your kids settled in.
Where should I park?
You can anticipate easy access to a clearly marked parking lot. Once parked, you can walk through our main entrance into our open atrium with fresh coffee and friendly faces. From the atrium, three sets of double doors lead you into our worship center. Handicap accessible at the front entrance.
What about my kids?
We have groups for kids from the nursery all the way through high school! Our volunteers are all background checked and required to attend several training sessions each year, with your child’s security and well-being as a focus. We do ask that children be symptom-free and no longer contagious with illness for 24 hours to help us protect the health of our little ones. Please let us know of any conditions, allergies, or medical needs that may apply to your child.
