New to Salford? Here is some information to get you started.
WHAT DO MENNONITES BELIEVE?
At the center of Mennonite faith is affirmation of Jesus Christ as the model for life and as One who died and rose so we can live in union with God. Mennonites want to keep Christ’s life and ministry alive in the world. This is why we refer to the church as the "Body of Christ."
Learn more here.
At the center of Mennonite faith is affirmation of Jesus Christ as the model for life and as One who died and rose so we can live in union with God. Mennonites want to keep Christ’s life and ministry alive in the world. This is why we refer to the church as the "Body of Christ."
Learn more here.
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WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU ARRIVE
Our Sunday service begins at 9:00 am (10:00 am in July and August). The service is around 1 hour and 15 minutes long.
Our main carport entrance is handicapped accessible and an elevator lift services each floor of our building. You will be welcomed at the door by members of our congregation who volunteer to be greeters. They can answer any questions you may have and can direct you to our Welcome Desk.
At the Welcome Desk you can request a hearing aid, pick up an activity bag for your children, learn about Second Hour, and get information about what is going on at Salford.
Child care for newborns to 3 years old is available in our church nursery located just off the main foyer entrance area. Children are cared for by adults volunteers who have had state-mandated safety clearances
What should I wear? Folks at Salford wear anything from shorts to suits. Just come as you are.
OUR WORSHIP SERVICE
Includes scripture, preaching, shared prayer, instrumental music and spirited singing. Singing includes four-part harmony, often a capella and from a hymnal, is a distinct part of the service. Children are welcome during the entire service and silence is not expected. Children's Time is part of each service and includes a bulletin for children.
Learn more about our worship service here. Learn more about our music here.
WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU ARRIVE
Our Sunday service begins at 9:00 am (10:00 am in July and August). The service is around 1 hour and 15 minutes long.
Our main carport entrance is handicapped accessible and an elevator lift services each floor of our building. You will be welcomed at the door by members of our congregation who volunteer to be greeters. They can answer any questions you may have and can direct you to our Welcome Desk.
At the Welcome Desk you can request a hearing aid, pick up an activity bag for your children, learn about Second Hour, and get information about what is going on at Salford.
Child care for newborns to 3 years old is available in our church nursery located just off the main foyer entrance area. Children are cared for by adults volunteers who have had state-mandated safety clearances
What should I wear? Folks at Salford wear anything from shorts to suits. Just come as you are.
OUR WORSHIP SERVICE
Includes scripture, preaching, shared prayer, instrumental music and spirited singing. Singing includes four-part harmony, often a capella and from a hymnal, is a distinct part of the service. Children are welcome during the entire service and silence is not expected. Children's Time is part of each service and includes a bulletin for children.
Learn more about our worship service here. Learn more about our music here.
DO YOU HAVE SUNDAY SCHOOL?
Yes, "Second Hour" at Salford runs throughout the year excluding the months of July and August. It follows the worship service and concludes before 11:30 am.
Children: Classes for children meet downstairs across from the Fellowship Hall.
Youth: Junior High (grades 6-8) meets upstairs behind the sanctuary and has an average attendance of 10-15. Senior High (grades 9-12) meets in the historic schoolhouse across the parking lot from the main building. Senior High also has an average attendance of 10-15. Visit the Welcome Desk for an escort and introduction to either class. More about the youth groups’ activities can be found here.
Adults: There are a variety of adult class topics where all ages are welcome. A unique class is Connections where you can listen to the story of someone in the congregation.
WHAT HAPPENS BETWEEN SUNDAY SCHOOL AND THE WORSHIP SERVICE?
There are coffee and tea stations on the level below and above our main foyer and most people use this time to talk and greet each other. This is a great time to learn about where the Second Hour classes are or ask for a quick tour of the church. Second Hour classes are gracious with their start times so feel free to use the restroom or find your or your childrens’ classrooms.