Our Locations

On a typical Sunday our parking team will wave hello and direct you as you enter our parking areas. Just follow the smiling faces in the bright orange vests.

As you’re walking toward a building, a greeting team member will help you find where the auditorium, restrooms and kids’ areas are located. Check out these links to learn more about our students and kids environments.

If you need anything throughout the day — directions, or have a question — feel free to just ask anyone with a volunteer lanyard for help. We’re a friendly bunch, and we’d love to make you feel welcome. Make sure to check out our regathering page for more details as well.

Children fifth grade and younger experience Jesus on their level in a separate age-appropriate environment which overlaps with the adult service experience. At Journey Kids, they have their own service with singing, a Bible lesson, crafts and small group time.

To see what our kids are learning, check out the Journey Kids webpage. For nursing mothers, our Manhattan Beach campus also has a family room where moms and infants can watch the service together.

Middle school and high school students experience the adult service on Sunday’s, but have their own mid-week gatherings on Tuesday evenings. Check out the students page to learn more.

Our Sunday service typically last about 60 minutes. We start by singing three to four songs, then you’ll hear a message from one of the members of our teaching team. To get a feel for our teaching style, check out a recent message series.

Most people dress casually, but you are welcome to wear whatever makes you comfortable. If you are planning to attend in-person make sure to review our Regathering Updates or Plan A Visit webpages so you know what to expect.

Fill in the blank with whatever fear you have about not being accepted: different faith background, divorced, a single parent, broke, an addict, a skeptic, etc. – and the answer will always be the same: Everyone is welcome!

So come as you are, and we’ll see you on Sunday!