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Frequently asked questions.
Everything you might want to know before your first visit — or after your fiftieth.
"All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that the servant of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work."
2 Timothy 3:16–17, NIV
What should I expect when I visit?+
A warm welcome, heartfelt worship, and a practical message from the Bible. Sunday mornings run about 90 minutes, starting at 10:30 AM. Come a little early for coffee and conversation in the Connect Room from 9:00–10:00 AM.
What do you believe?+
Fellowship Church is Pentecostal in tradition, and our beliefs follow the Assemblies of God's Statement of Fundamental Truths. At the core: the Bible is God's inspired Word; there is one God revealed as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; Jesus Christ is fully God and fully man, who lived a sinless life, died for our sins, and rose bodily from the dead. Salvation is a free gift, received by grace through faith in Christ.
We also hold to what the Assemblies of God calls its four cardinal doctrines: salvation through Christ, baptism in the Holy Spirit, divine healing, and the second coming of Christ.
Do you believe in the Trinity?+
Yes. We believe in one true God, eternally existing in three persons — Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — equal in nature, distinct in person.
What does it mean to be "baptized in the Holy Spirit"?+
It's a defining Pentecostal belief — a separate, empowering experience of the Holy Spirit available to every believer after salvation, equipping us for Christian living and service. Assemblies of God doctrine holds that speaking in tongues is the initial physical evidence of this experience.
Do you practice water baptism and Communion?+
Yes — both are ordinances we hold to. Water baptism by immersion follows a person's decision to follow Christ, as a public declaration of that choice. Communion (the Lord's Supper) is observed as a remembrance of Christ's sacrifice.
What do you believe about healing?+
We believe healing is part of the gospel, and we pray for those who are sick, trusting God's care over every part of a person's life. We also believe in using the medical care available to us — prayer for healing isn't a substitute for it.
What do you believe about Jesus' return?+
We believe Jesus Christ will return, as promised in Scripture. It's a core hope for us, though we hold the details with humility — the Bible tells us to be ready, not to predict a date.
What should I wear?+
Whatever's comfortable. You'll see everything from jeans to Sunday best — come as you are.
Is there anything for my kids?+
Yes — our Children's Ministry offers a bright, safe space for kids, led by Fatima Membreno and Beatriz Fonseca. Ask a greeter when you arrive and they'll point you in the right direction.
Do you have a Spanish-language ministry?+
Our Sunday morning service is primarily in English, with a mix of Spanish and other languages woven throughout — a reflection of our multicultural church family. Martha and Ignacio Fonseca lead our Spanish Ministry, and as our Spanish-speaking community continues to grow, we're always looking for more ways to support and connect with every family here. Reach out through our contact page if you'd like to connect.
Can I watch online if I can't make it in person?+
Yes — we begin livestreaming partway through the service, once worship gives way to the message, usually around 11 AM. Visit our Sermons page to watch live or catch up afterward.
How do I request prayer?+
You can send a prayer request anytime through our contact form. Requests are read privately by our team, and you only need to share what you're comfortable sharing.
How do I get connected or join a team?+
Start on our Get Plugged In page — you'll find small groups, teams, and ministries there. You don't need to sign up ahead of time; just show up or reach out through our contact form.
How can I give or tithe?+
Giving is quick and secure through our Give page, powered by Tithe.ly. You can give once or set up a recurring gift.