What to know when visiting Colfax Assembly

"What should I wear?"

Clothing would be nice. We like to say that our dress-code is "please do." Our worship services are purposefully casual without an official dress code - we want you to be comfortable. You'll only see our pastor in a tie if someone's getting married or buried!

"What should I expect in church?"

You should expect to be warmly welcomed by one of our friendly greeters - but you won't be singled out as a visitor. We won't slap a name-tag on you!

You should expect dynamic contemporary worship. Yes, we are a Pentecostal church, so you can expect some people will raise their hands in worship - but not everyone. You'll have complete freedom to join in with gusto or observe and reflect.

You should expect a challenging message from God's Word, the Bible - but you won't need a theology degree to follow along. Messages are intentionally designed to engage the heart and the mind with an eye toward putting it into practice.

"What will be expected of me if I visit?"

We believe in a "no experience necessary" approach to worshipping with us. You are free to participate in whichever aspects of the worship service you desire - you won't be singled out in any way. We have no secret hand-shakes or confusing rituals.

You won't be asked to volunteer for anything or join anything or purchase anything.

And...you won't be asked for money.
We do receive tithes and offerings during our worship service, but we want you to let the offering bag pass you by, guilt-free. The ministries of this church are supported by the tithes and offerings of those who call Colfax Assembly their home church.

"What's available for my kids?"

We have an exciting Children's Church for 1st-6th graders, a special class for our 3 yr-K kids, and a quality Nursery for infants and toddlers. We have cool discipleship classes for teenagers and for kids that meets at 9:00AM. Children of all ages are welcome to stay with you during the worship service as well.

"How do I get there?"

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