Encounter God with us
Join us this Sunday at Firelands

How We Do Church at Firelands
Pre-service Prayer at 9 AM | Service at 10 AM
Family Integrated Service
our families worship and encounter God together
At Firelands, we believe church is meant to be experienced as a family. Throughout Scripture, we see generations gathered together in the presence of God, and we want our children to grow up knowing they belong there too. There is no junior Holy Spirit—children can know God, hear His voice, worship Him, and participate in the life of His Church. We prioritize families worshiping and encountering God together, while offering childcare for ages 1–5 during the teaching portion of service. Our heart is to raise sons and daughters who don’t simply attend church, but learn to love the presence of God alongside the generations before them.
Yarah Kids
kids Ages 1–5 during the teaching portion of main service
Yarah Kids is more than a children’s ministry—it’s a discipleship movement. Rooted in a family-integrated model, we equip children to know God, hear His voice, and participate in His presence alongside their families. We believe children aren’t future believers; they’re current kingdom carriers. Through Scripture, worship, and Spirit-led encounters, we’re raising up a generation that ministers with us, not apart from us.
Prayer Rooms
shared sacred space for communion with God
The Prayer Room is the heart of Firelands—a sacred space where Jesus is central and constant communion with God is cultivated. Set apart for ongoing worship and intercession, it’s not a side room of the church—it’s the engine. We believe prayer is not just preparation for ministry; it is the ministry. As we minister to the Lord through adoration and agreement with His Word, He transforms us, aligns our hearts with His, releases His power in our city, and heals the land.

If your heart is burning, welcome home.
Interested in learning more?
12 Core Values
We’re all in to host the glory of God on earth as it is in heaven.
Statements of Faith
These foundational truths provide a context for what hosting the presence of God looks like biblically.