What should I wear?
Whatever's comfortable. Any given Sunday has jeans, sneakers, and the occasional blazer. Come as you are — we mean it.
Visit Northpark
We savedyou a seat
New here? Welcome. Sundays at Northpark are relaxed, friendly, and full of worship — and you don't need to know a thing about church to belong in the room. Here's the whole morning, spelled out, so your first visit feels like your fifth, or fifty-fifth.
- Service
- Sundays at 10:00 AM
- Can't make it?
- Join us on YouTube
What a Northpark Sunday looks like
No surprises — here's the whole morning, start to finish.
9:45 AM
Arrive
The lot is free and close to the door. A greeter will direct you anywhere you need to go — and yes, the coffee is already on.
10:00 AM
Worship
The service opens with about 25 minutes of live music. Sing along or just take it in — both are perfectly good ways to start.
10:30 AM
The message
Practical teaching from the Bible in plain language — about 30 minutes, useful whether it's your first service or your five-hundredth.
11:15 AM
No rush
The service wraps, but nobody bolts for the parking lot. Stay for a refill and a hello, or slip out quietly — no pressure either way.
Kids love it here
From the nursery through fifth grade, Northpark Kids gives your children a safe, fun morning designed just for them — worship, Bible stories, and leaders who will know their names by week two. Check-in opens fifteen minutes before the service: stop by the Northpark Kids desk, we'll name tag your kids and give you a matching tag for pickup, and they'll take it from there.
FAQs
The questions everyone asks before a first visit — answered upfront.
Where do I park?
In our lot, right at the building — it's free, close to the door, and has accessible spaces up front.
Is there coffee?
Always. Grab a cup on your way in and bring it into the service, or bring your own!
Will I be singled out?
No. You won't be asked to stand up, introduce yourself, or give anything. Come in, find a seat, and take the morning at your own pace.
Is the building accessible?
Yes — step-free entry, accessible parking and restrooms, and a team at the door happy to help with anything that would make your morning easier.
Can I check it out online first?
Of course. Sundays stream live on our YouTube channel, and past services are up there too — watching one first is a great way to get a feel for the room.
Getting here
We're on Purnell Road in Wake Forest, just north of Raleigh — an easy drive from anywhere in the Triangle, with plenty of parking when you arrive.
See youthis Sunday
That's everything — now you know exactly what walking in looks like. Let us know you're coming and we'll be looking for you, or keep reading about who we are.