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Fieldstone Church · Sunday schedule

Come as you are. Stay because you're known.

A neighborhood church built the way a fieldstone wall is built — one ordinary person at a time, and stronger for every odd shape.

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65 minutes. Kids in the room are welcome. Coffee from 8:30.

Fieldstone Church on a Sunday morning — a warm stone building with its doors open and neighbors arriving.

Before you walk in

Your first visit, answered.

The questions everyone googles at 9pm, answered up front.

  • Parking, mapped

    The arrival plan marks a lot, legal street parking, and the shortest walk to the door.

  • Kids, explained

    Check-in takes two minutes. Or keep them with you — wiggles are welcome in the room.

  • Wear whatever

    Jeans, work boots, Sunday best. Whatever you pick, you'll match somebody.

  • 65 minutes, honest

    We start on time and end on time. Your lunch plans are safe with us.

Your first-visit planner

Know the route before you arrive.

Choose a Sunday and who is coming. The planner changes your curb-to-seat route without collecting or sending personal information.

  1. 1Choose a time
  2. 2Plan your arrival
  3. 3Preview the route

Choose from this schedule.

Which Sunday works?
Which gathering?

Nothing you enter here is sent or stored.

Inside a Sunday gathering at Fieldstone — neighbors filling a light-filled room.

The room, most Sundays

A Sunday at Fieldstone

An hour that feels like a deep breath.

No smoke machines, no stage voice. Songs meant for ordinary voices, a message in plain language, and room to meet people at your own pace.

  1. 8:30

    Doors & coffee

    The pot's on, the doughnuts are out, nobody's in a hurry.

  2. :00

    We sing

    Four songs — some a century old, some written last year.

  3. :20

    Kids head out

    Or stay put. Both are genuinely fine.

  4. :25

    The message

    Thirty minutes, plain language, one idea you can carry into Monday.

  5. :55

    Sent out

    A blessing, a benediction, and you're at lunch by quarter past.

October calendar

A calendar with a pulse.

Filter the month, then choose a marked day to see the details.

Filter the calendar

October

Tap a marked day for details.

Kids & students

Known by name, covered in glitter.

The Fieldstone kids' wing — a bright room set up for children.

Fieldstone Kids · birth–5th grade

Check-in, leader screening, allergies, and parent contact are explained clearly, so you know exactly who is with your kids.

  • 2-minute check-in
  • We text if you're needed
  • Allergy-aware snacks
  • Same story, kid-sized
The Fieldstone student room — a relaxed space for teens to hang out.

Students · 6th–12th grade

Wednesday nights balance a clear start and end time with music, conversation, and room to ask questions.

  • Wednesdays 7:00 pm
  • Fall retreat in October
  • No cool-kid entry bar

Small-group directory

Living rooms, not conference rooms.

Compare neighborhood, timing, and group feel without calling first.

  • Tuesdays at the Harmons'

    Dinner first, one chapter after. Dessert is non-negotiable.

    Tue · 7:00 pm2 seats open

  • The Flats supper table

    Twenties and thirties around one long table.

    Thu · 6:30 pmOpen

  • Cedar Heights families

    Kids welcome, chaos expected, grace abundant.

    Sun · 4:00 pm3 seats open

  • Riverside early birds

    Coffee, one psalm, out the door by 7:40.

    Wed · 6:45 amOpen

  • Northside newcomers

    For people new to town, new to church, or both.

    Mon · 7:00 pmAlways open

  • The long-table club

    Slow dinners, big questions, no homework.

    2nd & 4th FriWaitlist
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Ways to serve

We like the neighborhood more than the building.

None of this requires a membership card. Show up once and see.

  • Food pantry Saturdays

    Sort groceries, carry boxes, and welcome neighbors on Saturday mornings.

    SAT · 9:00–11:00

  • School-supply drives

    Pack useful school supplies alongside a neighborhood school team.

    LATE SUMMER

  • Meal trains

    Offer dinner during a new baby, surgery, or another hard week.

    AS NEEDED

  • Rake & snow crews

    Join a seasonal yard crew for neighbors who would welcome a hand.

    SEASONAL

Message archive

Catch up from the couch.

A library of recent talks, easy to browse before a first visit.

  • Current series

    Odd Shapes

    The unlikely people God builds with.

    6 weeks · ~28 min

  • The Long Table

    Hospitality as a practice, not a personality.

    5 messages · ~26 min

  • Psalms for Tired People

    Old prayers for modern exhaustion.

    8 messages · ~24 min

  • Work, Rest, Repeat

    A theology of Monday morning.

    4 messages · ~27 min

Our story & team

Built from ordinary pieces.

A church named for the wall out front: nothing matching, nothing wasted, every piece helping carry the weight.

  • Origin · a living room
  • Chapter · a permanent home
  • Chapter · the pantry
  • Chapter · two gatherings
  • Portrait of Marcus Bell.

    Lead pastor

    Marcus Bell

    Preaches in plain language, remembers your kid's name, still drives the pantry truck.

    TEAM PROFILE

  • Portrait of Elena Vasquez.

    Community & groups

    Elena Vasquez

    Runs the groups, the meal trains, and the unofficial ministry of showing up.

    TEAM PROFILE

  • Portrait of Denny Park.

    Kids & students

    Denny Park

    Owns forty board games and every middle schooler's trust.

    TEAM PROFILE

Giving

Clarity before commitment.

Here is how a gift is put to work, explained before anyone is asked to give.

  • Clear categories
  • No pressure language
The Fieldstone newcomer guide, Your First 90 Days.

FREE GUIDE

Free newcomer guide

Your First 90 Days

The unwritten rules, written down.

Every church has a hundred small things everyone else already knows. We wrote ours down — what Sundays are actually like, how groups work, where your kids go, and who to text with any question — so your first ninety days feel like day ninety-one.

What's inside

  • 01A Sunday, minute by minute — parking to benediction
  • 02How to find a group without awkward small talk
  • 03Where your kids go, and exactly who's with them
  • 04Serving and giving — how to start small, zero pressure
  • 05One real person to text with any question at all

No spam. Just the guide.