We are so glad you are thinking about coming

Visiting Dr. T Douglas Riley pastor for the first time can feel like a lot. We get it. Here is everything we think you would want to know ahead of your visit, so when you walk in the door you can just focus on being present.

What to expect when you visit

Casual welcome, no pressure, and genuine community

Here is what a visit to Dr. T Douglas Riley pastor actually looks like. We tried to answer the questions people ask us most often before they walk through the doors for the first time. If anything is missing, just send us a note and we will fill in the blanks.

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Service times and address

Sundays in the morning, Wednesdays in the afternoon, and other times throughout the week. We gather at 600 Alabama Street in Montgomery. Come as you are, casual dress, including jeans, is always welcome.

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What to wear

Casual is welcome here, jeans included. Wear whatever feels comfortable to you. Nobody is judging what's on the outside; we're here to worship together.

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Secure check-in and welcome

When you arrive, our team will greet you warmly. We use a secure check-in system with pager or text notification, so you'll know exactly when to head into service. No need to worry about anything except enjoying worship with us.

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Kids ministry check-in

We welcome children and offer a secure check-in process using pagers or text so you stay connected during service. Our team will guide you through the simple process your first visit. Kids ministry runs during our Sunday morning and Wednesday evening services.

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What the service is like

We gather for worship on Sunday mornings, Wednesday afternoons, and other times throughout the week. Expect singing, prayer, teaching from Scripture, and a welcoming community. You're invited to participate in prayer, but there's no pressure. Casual dress is welcome, jeans are fine. We pass a collection plate during the service for those who wish to give, but giving is entirely voluntary. You'll blend right in.

Your first visit

What to expect when you come

Step 01

Arrive and park

Park at 600 Alabama Street. A volunteer will greet you and direct you to the entrance.

Step 02

Grab coffee and check in kids

Coffee and pastries are in the lobby. If you have kids, our team will walk you through secure check-in with a pager or text and help them settle.

Step 03

Find a seat anywhere

No reserved seats. Sit wherever you're comfortable. Come as you are, jeans, casual dress, whatever feels right.

Step 04

Stay as long as you want

After service, you're welcome to head out or stick around to connect with the community. No pressure either way. We're just glad you came.

Worship with us on Sunday mornings, Wednesday afternoons, and other times throughout the week. Casual dress is welcome. No one will pressure you to stand, pray aloud, or give. You'll check in securely and find a seat where you're comfortable. Everyone belongs here.

Honest expectations

What to expect when you visit

We gather on Sunday mornings, Wednesday afternoons, and other times throughout the week. Here's what a visit to Dr. T Douglas Riley pastor looks like, and what we promise not to do.

What to expect

A genuine greeting from someone at the door who means it.
Worship with music, singing, and prayer led by our community.
A message from Scripture that speaks to where you are today.
Secure check-in and welcoming care for children and youth in our programs.
Prayer time where you can participate as you feel led, no obligation.

What we will not do

Put you on the spot or ask you to stand and introduce yourself.
Pressure you to give money during the offering.
Push you to join a group or commit to anything today.
Care what you wear. Jeans are perfectly fine.
Judge the questions or doubts you bring with you.

Plan your visit to Dr. T Douglas Riley pastor

We'd love to know you're coming. Fill out our brief guest form and we'll have a welcome ready when you arrive. One of our team will greet you by name.

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