No matter who you are or where you’ve been, you’re welcome here.

At Rolling Hills, you'll be welcomed into a friendly, casual environment by people who are excited to see you.
All you have to do from here is come as you are and find out more for yourself!

Our Sunday 9:15a & 10:45a gatherings are a place for you to enjoy worshipping Jesus with others. You can expect a welcoming atmosphere, relevant and authentic message, and uplifting music. If it's your first time at Rolling Hills, you are our honored guest.

​Here are some frequently asked questions about what to expect:
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Where do I go when I arrive? ​

After you have parked your car, you can walk to the main entrance on the west side of the building, our team will meet you and show you where to find the Worship Center, restrooms, coffee, and children's areas. If you need anything— a Bible, or a pen—feel free to ask one of our greeters and we will get you what you need.

How long does it last? 

​Service lasts around an hour each week. You can expect to sing about 3-4 songs and hear a message given by a pastor. We also take communion (a time of remembrance of Christ's sacrifice) and we give some announcements.

What about my kids?

Every Sunday at Rolling Hills, babies through 5th grade experience safe, age-appropriate environments where the Bible is taught in a creative and relevant way in Rolling Hills Kids. 6th-12th graders can connect with God and friends at Switch on Sundays at 5:30pm.

Am I too far away from God?

At Rolling Hills, we believe no one is too far away from God or unable to take one simple step toward Him. An extraordinary life in Jesus is available to everyone if they are only willing to take that one step. You'll often hear us say, "God is one step away."

What should I wear?

Don't feel like you have to dress up. Most people wear casual attire, but you are welcome to wear whatever makes you comfortable.

Can I attend if I’m______ ? ​

Fill in the blank with whatever fear you have about not being accepted: divorced, single parent, broke, recovering addict, gay, transgender, atheist, skeptic, etc. Everyone is welcome at Rolling Hills. So come as you are—we’ll see you this weekend!