What You’ll Find at Neshoba

You'll find fun, casually-dressed, caring people and hear a relevant, creative worship service at 11 a.m. on Sundays. This is a place where people from all backgrounds and walks of life come together to grow spiritually and connect with others.

What Can I Expect?

Visiting new places can take us out of our comfort zone. We want to make your first visit more comfortable by helping you feel as informed as possible before you even get here! Here is some helpful information on how to get through your first Sunday morning smoothly:

The lobby is the place to enjoy a cup of Fair Trade® coffee and mingle with other friendly faces before and after the service. If you look down the hallway, you'll see classrooms for religious exploration (RE), bulletin boards filled with helpful information, a water fountain, and the restrooms.  

There will be volunteer Greeters in the lobby. Look for their “Greeter” tags and ask any questions or get more information about specific events or educational offerings that might interest you. We'll be sure to help you out in any way that we can! There are also various reading materials that you may find helpful in the lobby. 
 

Adult RE class begins at 10:00 am in the double classroom (Clara Barton and Florence Nightingale rooms). Childcare will be open at that time. Children 6 weeks - 4 years may be checked in to the nursery in the Ralph Waldo Emerson room. After RE, all children ages 4 and up will return to their parents or guardians for the first part of service and will remain there until after the Story for All Ages. During RE, ages 4-12 will be in the William Ellery Channing room. Our youth group consists of children ages 13 -18 and meets in the Susan B. Anthony room. When the service ends, parents will need to return to their child’s classroom to pick their children up. 

When our service concludes, be sure to stick around to enjoy refreshments and get to know us. We look forward to meeting you!

Click here to view the Order of Service for a typical Sunday morning.

How To Get Involved

Neshoba is a place where people with open minds of all ages and backgrounds come together to connect with others and work to make the world a better place. There are many ways to get involved at Neshoba: The 11 a.m. Sunday worship service, small groups (we call them “Chalice Circles”) and our service projects, social events and educational classes. Each one produces a different but necessary facet of a healthy church experience.

What Do You Have for Kids?

Our Religious Exploration Program provides age-appropriate classes on Sunday mornings for kids. These classes are designed to teach children about liberal religions in a way that is fun, interesting and relevant to their stage of life. Older children attend the first part of the worship service then go to their classroom with their teacher. Children can be picked up when the service concludes.

How Do I Get There?