WELCOME TO FCC

Our main worship service takes place every Sunday at 10:30 AM. We recommend arriving by 10:20 AM to find a seat easily. But if you're the type who likes to slip in fashionably late, you're welcome to do that too! Friendly volunteers will be in the lobby to assist with any questions and help you find a seat.

We also offer Sunday School for all ages, starting at 9:30 AM. Families are important to us, and we have a phenomenal children's ministry your kids will love. Our middle school and high school program is a relaxed environment where students can hang out, play ping pong, eat donuts, and enjoy an interactive lesson led by our youth minister.

We are located at 138 Admiral Road, Knoxville, TN 37934 right off Kingston Pike in the heart of Farragut.

We have dedicated visitor parking with plenty of spaces. As you arrive, look for the visitor parking area right in front of the entrance. Our friendly volunteers will be available to guide you.

Absolutely! We are passionate about helping children grow in their faith. Our kids' ministry offers fun, interactive programs tailored for different age groups during the Sunday service. All of our children's volunteers are trained and background-checked to ensure a safe and welcoming environment.

From the moment you walk through the doors, you'll find a warm and friendly atmosphere. Each service begins with a brief welcome, followed by uplifting worship music. We then share in communion --a significant part of our faith. If you're unfamiliar with communion, let us know, and we'd be happy to explain. While it's important to us, participation is not required for visitors.

After communion, our minister delivers a practical, Bible-based message designed to help you grow in your faith and navigate everyday life. The entire service lasts about 60 minutes.

What should you wear? Dress casually! Our minister won't be in a suit, and our volunteers will be dressed casually as well. You'll likely see people in shorts and flip-flops --even in the dead of winter. We believe God uses all of us --yes, even the guy in the Grateful Dead shirt and bandana. (He might even be related to the minister!)