Going to a new church can be a bit unnerving. We've all been there, so here is some helpful information to make your first experience at Devon Community Church more enjoyable.

The service starts at 10:00am sharp. We invite you to arrive 10-15 minutes early to have time to grab a complimentary coffee/tea from our cafe and get seated. Special services may start at a different time, but it's always announced on our website.

Parking is available in our parking lot on the south, west, and north sides of the building. Additional parking is available along Erie Street on the west side of the church. Please do not park on the gravel area between our building and the apartment complex. 

The gathering typically lasts between 75-90 mins and include: Bible reading, prayer, singing, announcements, and preaching but not necessarily in that order. On the first Sunday of every month we partake in Communion, where we symbolically remember Jesus' death and ressurection. 

Usually, kids ages 0 to 12 are released to "Kids' Church" after the second song. There, they will have a variety of activities like singing, crafts, stories, games, etc.

There is also a nursey room available for young children, where parents can take in the service from a quiet room.

We sing songs that glorify God, reflect on His character, and proclaim His deeds. This is facilitated by a group of musicians with lyrics projected on three large screens. While most people stand during singing, everyone is encouraged to find a posture that enhances a meaningful experience.

Want to get to know the songs we will sing? Check out our DCC Spotify Playlist

A few words that describe the preaching are: biblical, apporachable, practical, challenging, encouraging, and even humorous.

Check out our latest sermons ---> DCC Sermons

We are a multi-generational church, we have young kids, seniors and everything in between. People come from a variety of work and education backgrounds, and several retired folks too. Overall, we're a bunch of friendly, caring people.

We don't have a dress code. Most people dress in casual attire, some a bit more dressy and others a bit more relaxed. 

First time visitors are encouraged to fill out a "Connect Card", where you can ask any question(s) you might have. The best way to make new friends is to join a weekday Connect Group and/or start serving in a ministry. Our leadership would also be happy to connect with you over a cup of coffee.