Fieldstone Church · Sundays at 9:00 & 11:00

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.

Plan your visit See this month

65 minutes. Kids welcome in or out of the room. Coffee's on at 8:30.

Before you walk in

Your first visit, answered.

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

Park anywhere
The lot is ours, the street is free, and a greeter will wave you toward the door.
Kids are covered
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.

The room, most Sundays

Sundays at Fieldstone

An hour that feels like a deep breath.

No smoke machines, no stage voice. Songs you can actually sing, a message in plain language, and people who will learn your name and remember it next week.

8:30
Doors & coffee
The pot's on, the doughnuts are out, nobody's in a hurry.
:00
We sing
Four songs — some a century old, some written last year.
:20
Kids head out
Or stay put. Both are genuinely fine.
:25
The message
Thirty minutes, plain language, one idea you can carry into Monday.
:55
Sent out
A blessing, a benediction, and you're at lunch by quarter past.

The message library

Catch up from the couch.

Every message, recorded plainly and posted Monday. Start anywhere.

Now · week 4 of 6
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

This month at Fieldstone

A calendar with a pulse.

Tap a day to see what's on. Everything is open to everyone — RSVPs just help us set enough chairs.

EverythingKids & studentsGroupsServe

October

Sample month for this design mockup — RSVPs aren't wired to a real backend.

Small groups

Living rooms, not conference rooms.

A dozen people, a couch, most weeks a meal. This is where Sunday becomes actual friendship.

Old Mill
Tuesdays at the Harmons'
Dinner first, one chapter after. Dessert is non-negotiable.
Tue · 7:00 pm2 seats open
The Flats
The Flats supper table
Twenties and thirties around one long table.
Thu · 6:30 pmOpen
Cedar Heights
Cedar Heights families
Kids welcome, chaos expected, grace abundant.
Sun · 4:00 pm3 seats open
Riverside
Riverside early birds
Coffee, one psalm, out the door by 7:40.
Wed · 6:45 amOpen
Northside
Northside newcomers
For people new to town, new to church, or both.
Mon · 7:00 pmAlways open
Downtown
The long-table club
Slow dinners, big questions, no homework.
2nd & 4th FriWaitlist

Help me find one

Kids & students

Known by name, covered in glitter.

Fieldstone Kids · birth–5th grade

Two-minute check-in, background-checked leaders, and the same story the grown-ups hear upstairs — kid-sized.

2-minute check-in
We text if you're needed
Allergy-aware snacks
Same story, kid-sized

Students · 6th–12th grade

Wednesdays 7:00–8:30. Music, a short honest message, and leaders who show up at your games.

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

Serve the neighborhood

We like the neighborhood more than the building.

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

Food pantry Saturdays
Groceries and dignity, every Saturday morning, no questions asked.
SAT · 9:00–11:00
School-supply drives
Every August we outfit three hundred backpacks with the elementary school.
AUGUST · WITH PS 14
Meal trains
New baby, surgery, a hard season — dinner shows up without being asked.
YEAR-ROUND
Rake & snow crews
Leaves in October, driveways in January, for neighbors who can't.
SEASONAL

Giving

See where every dollar goes.

Giving here is never pressured and never hidden. Once a year we publish the whole budget; every week, this is roughly how a given dollar is stewarded.

Published annual budget
Independent review, every year
No offering plate pressure

How a given dollar is stewarded

This is a design mockup — the allocation is illustrative and no real payment flow is wired.

Our story

Twenty-two years of odd shapes.

Fieldstone started in 2004 with eleven people in a living room and a borrowed guitar. The name came later, from the wall out front: nothing matching, nothing wasted, everything load-bearing.

2004 · a living room
2009 · the old hardware building
2016 · the pantry opens
2024 · two gatherings

Lead pastor
Marcus Bell
Preaches in plain language, remembers your kid's name, still drives the pantry truck.
AT FIELDSTONE SINCE 2009
Community & groups
Elena Vasquez
Runs the groups, the meal trains, and the unofficial ministry of showing up.
AT FIELDSTONE SINCE 2014
Kids & students
Denny Park
Owns forty board games and every middle schooler's trust.
AT FIELDSTONE SINCE 2019

GUIDE · 24 PAGES · PDF

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

Plan your visit

We'll meet you at the door.

Three quick questions, and your first Sunday stops being a cold walk into a strange room.

1Pick a Sunday
2Your crew
3Meet your greeter

Mock flow for this design piece — nothing is sent anywhere.

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

Park anywhere

Kids are covered

Wear whatever

65 minutes, honest

An hour that feels like a deep breath.

Doors & coffee

We sing

Kids head out

The message

Sent out

Odd Shapes

The Long Table

Psalms for Tired People

Work, Rest, Repeat

October

Tuesdays at the Harmons'

The Flats supper table

Cedar Heights families

Riverside early birds

Northside newcomers

The long-table club

Fieldstone Kids · birth–5th grade

Students · 6th–12th grade

Food pantry Saturdays

School-supply drives

Meal trains

Rake & snow crews

See where every dollar goes.

Marcus Bell

Elena Vasquez

Denny Park

Your First 90 Days

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

Park anywhere

Kids are covered

Wear whatever

65 minutes, honest

An hour that feels like a deep breath.

Doors & coffee

We sing

Kids head out

The message

Sent out

Odd Shapes

The Long Table

Psalms for Tired People

Work, Rest, Repeat

October

Tuesdays at the Harmons'

The Flats supper table

Cedar Heights families

Riverside early birds

Northside newcomers

The long-table club

Fieldstone Kids · birth–5th grade

Students · 6th–12th grade

Food pantry Saturdays

School-supply drives

Meal trains

Rake & snow crews

See where every dollar goes.

Marcus Bell

Elena Vasquez

Denny Park

Your First 90 Days