Online Visitors Card
Thanks for visiting University! We know visiting a church for the first time can be intimidating and we welcome you. Here are the answers to some questions that newcomers often have:
- Where are you located?
We are located at 3400 Conner Drive, Canyon, TX. - What times are your Bible classes and worship services?
Sunday morning classes begin at 9:30 am. Sunday morning worship services begin at 10:25 am. Sunday evening services begin at 6 pm. Wednesday evening services begin at 7 pm. - What does a typical worship service look like? Is it contemporary or traditional?
Our Sunday morning worship takes place in the sanctuary, and you’re welcome to sit wherever you feel comfortable. The service includes prayer, a cappella singing, a sermon, Communion, and an offering. Most people describe our worship style as traditional, but we’re open to trying new things as long as they align with Scripture. The singing is a cappella and features a mix of traditional hymns and contemporary praise songs. We also have Scripture readings, prayer, and preaching or teaching from the Bible. Communion, a celebration of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, is served every week and is a central part of our service. - How should I dress?
Some University members dress up for worship, while others do not. We are just happy you’re here! - What about my kids?
On Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings, we have Bible classes for your kids. During worship, we have an attended nursery for children under 2 as well as a training room adjacent to the auditorium for older children. We welcome your child in worship … sometimes this makes for a louder worship service but we believe the experience of worshiping together as a family is worth it! - What about an offering?
University members are encouraged to give as they are able to help us meet the financial obligations of the congregation. If you would like to contribute, you are welcome to do so. However, as a visitor, you are not obligated to do so! - What about Communion?
University observes Communion weekly to remember the sacrifice Jesus made on our behalf. On some Sundays, we sing during the Communion service and on other Sundays, we observe Communion silently. We welcome your participation in this aspect of our worship but you are not required to do so.
If you have a question that isn’t answered here, just let us know and we will do our best to answer it!