Off-street parking is available in the parking lot behind the church (enter from Green Street). You can also park on the street for free on Sundays.

From the parking lot:

If you park in the parking lot, the double doors to the left are closest to the Sanctuary.

The door on the far right, with a ramp entrance, leads to the Social Hall. If you're unable to use stairs, enter here.

From the front of the church:

If you’re walking to the church or parking on Verbeke Street (along the front of the church), use the double doors in the middle to get to the Sanctuary.

God is good, even in the small things! Our long broken elevator has been repaired. The elevator will take you from the double door Verbeke entrance (under the "Sanctuary" sign) up to the vestibule immediately outside the Sanctuary. No steps on your path! The elevator is large enough to easily accommodate a person in a wheelchair.

We recommend clothes. Really, anything you want. We are pretty sure God is not concerned with what you wear. Some people dress up, and some don’t. All are welcome.

We are a congregation of people who genuinely love God. We believe God is our only real hope in life. We love to gather to worship him, to learn more about him and to explore what it means to follow him. We love spending time with each other and growing together.

We don’t pretend we’re perfect. We also don’t try to make people feel like they need to be perfect to worship with us. We can be honest with each other about our spiritual shortcomings because we believe God’s goodness and holiness have overcome our brokenness.

Visitors describe Second City as a welcoming church. We come from varied church backgrounds, life experiences and political views. We cherish our relationships with each other, and we love to meet new people. We believe everyone adds something valuable to our group.

We would love to meet you!

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If you are unable to climb stairs enter the double door entrance along Verbeke entrance. There is an elevator immediately inside the entrance that will take you up to the 2nd floor vestibule adjacent to the sanctuary.

Most of the year we worship in the Sanctuary, one flight up from street level.

During the summer, roughly June through September, we meet in the Social Hall, which is air-conditioned. This room is located at street level, directly accessible from the parking lot.

Your children are welcome to stay with you during the entire service, but the church offers two other options for kids:

• Nursery care for ages 0 - 2 for the entire length of the service (in the Nursery)
• An age-appropriate worship experience we call Children and Worship for ages 3 - 8 during the sermon (in the Orange Room directly below the Sanctuary).

You are welcome to visit these areas with your child.

To ensure your child’s safety, all volunteers are required to pass a background check before beginning to work with children.

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Don’t worry about it. Children are a gift from God. The noises they may make are just part of the gift!

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No, please don’t feel any pressure to do this. If we waited until we made our lives perfect, no one would ever be part of any church!

We can’t fix ourselves. We need God’s love to heal us and change us from the inside out. God loves you now, just as you are today, before you make any changes.

So come as you are, and know that you are welcome here.

According to Biblical teaching, Christians are bound to one another as the body of Christ in the life of the church. We believe denominations actually help maintain the holiness and purity of the universal church by grouping together like-minded believers. All Christians agree on the basic tenets of Christianity. However, over the centuries, as believers have studied and debated the scriptures, differing emphases and conclusions have developed. Different groups, or denominations, have formed as a result. Denominations have explained their conclusions by creating doctrinal statements. Modern believers can decide which conclusions resonate with them and choose to worship with others who share their beliefs on these matters.

Here at Second City Church, as a congregation of the Presbyterian Church in America, we adhere to the Westminster Standards as faithfully representing the teachings of the Bible. Our governance structure is made up of a pastor and elders, who are elected and ordained by the congregation.