Welcome to ETCBC

Welcome!

We’re not a perfect community by any means. But we’re real. And we believe God shows up in real places. We don’t have all the answers. What we do have is a deep commitment to each other, to growing together, and to making space for the messiness that real life and real faith brings.

Some of us have been around church forever. Some are figuring out what faith even looks like. Others are hanging on by a thread. Yet, we keep showing up because something meaningful happens when we’re honest, when we’re together, and when we trust that God still meets us in the middle of it all.

Sundays at ETCBC

When you arrive on Sunday, enter from the side of the building. The Inner Court, the space where we gather for worship, conversation, and connection, is on the left.

Our service begins at 10 a.m. with everyone together, children, youth, and adults, worshiping side by side in an intergenerational space. After our shared time together, kids are invited to their own age-specific programs while we continue with Scripture, teaching, and reflection.

On most Sundays, a member of our preaching team shares a message rooted in Scripture and shaped by real life. Our preachers come from within the congregation, not because they have all the answers, but because they’re part of the community, listening and learning alongside everyone else.

Our hope is that the teaching creates space, space to wonder, to wrestle, to be challenged, and to be encouraged, all within the context of a community that’s walking the journey together.

After the service, the space turns into a place for informal conversations, reconnecting with friends, or meeting someone new. At ETCBC, our gathering doesn’t stop when the service ends. It often continues around food, in lingering conversations, and in everyday life.

Children’s program

We value being a church where all generations worship and grow together.

After our time of worship together, kids are invited to their own age-specific programs led by a team of trusted, caring adults.

Your child is welcome to stay with you during the service if they prefer. We believe kids don’t need to be quiet to belong. Their presence, questions, and energy are all part of the community we’re building together.