We can't wait to meet you.

Attending a new church can be intimidating and uncomfortable; we get it. We strive to provide radical hospitality to every person who comes through our doors—from new comers to regular attenders. Our staff and volunteers would love to talk with you and answer any questions!

Let Us Know You're Coming

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Frequently Asked Questions

What Should I Wear?

At Wabash Friends, we welcome everyone just the way they are. Feel free to come in whatever casual clothes you like.  You will encounter a diverse group of people dressed in a diverse range of styles, so we invite you to bring your own to the mix! 

What About My Kids?

Do I have to Give?

Children's programs for infants - 6th graders are designed to engage your kids in fun and meaningful activities that will help them see how they fit into God's big story. You can rest assured that our leaders work hard to provide a safe, loving, environment for your child. 

As part of our weekly services we do take up an offering. This is an act of worship for our regular attenders, allowing them to thank God for the work he is doing in their lives, and to invest in the work of the church. If you are a guest, please do not feel any obligation to give.

Before the Service

When you walk into Wabash Friends, you'll be welcomed by a member of our connections team. After the initial "hello," feel free to ask them any questions you have. We are here for YOU. We are happy to show you where to go, what to do with your kids, and answer any other questions you have. 

During the Service

Every week at Wabash Friends, we begin our service with a time of musical praise to God. We invite you to participate as much, or as little as you feel comfortable. Following this time you will hear a dynamic, straight-forward, message from the Bible designed to help you in your everyday life.

Ending The service

We conclude our services with a time of "silent worship." This is a communion time between our spirits and the Holy Spirit, taking time to to be quiet, to listen, and to allow God to speak into our own lives. This time is also used to share with the congregation how God is revealing himself in our lives.