Join us on Sunday morning
If you're new to the area, searching for a church, or looking for answers, our Sunday morning service is a great place to start.
What to Expect
Here's what a typical Sunday morning looks like in 5 simple steps:
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Arrive
Our service starts at 10:00 AM. We’re located in the Chaska Community Center at 1661 Park Ridge Dr, Chaska, MN. Park in the lot out front (overflow parking is located across the street at the Chaska Middle School East). Enter through the Theater entrance, which is located to the right of the main entrance. You’ll see our sign out in front on the sidewalk. Come as you are, dress casually, dress up, or anything in between.
Have Kids?
If you bring children, we have engaging classrooms for infants through 5th grade in Cross of Grace Kids. We staff our classrooms with caring, safety-trained teachers and assistants. Please arrive 10 minutes early so you can register your children for their classrooms. Infants, toddlers, and Pre-K children may go directly to their classrooms, or they may join you for the music portion of the service. Lower and upper elementary students typically participate in the music/worship portion of the service and then are dismissed before the sermon.
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Singing
Part of our Sunday service includes music and singing. Some songs are older hymns, while others are more modern. However, our focus isn’t on the style of worship music, but on the One we worship—that’s Jesus. When we sing, some people lift their hands or clap. Others may be solemn and still. Whatever the posture, we want our worship to be a sincere, passionate response to God, celebrating His goodness and kindness shown to us in Jesus.
Bible Teaching
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Stay and Chat
After the service, you’ll typically find friendly people to stop and chat with. We love being together as a church family and truly enjoy and love one another. We’d love to have you connect with one of our community groups. You can also get involved with men’s or women’s ministries, as we have various events planned throughout the year.