New to Sagemont

Sagemont is a family known for its friendliness and welcoming atmosphere. You can expect to be loved and valued because you matter to God and you matter to us. On your first visit, be sure to follow all the orange signs and guides to our Guest Services areas in order to get all the help and guidance you need.

Sagemont Church has a large campus surrounded by easily accessible parking lots. For your first visit, though, we invite and encourage you to park in our First-Time Guest Parking area in Parking Lot F near the main entrance to the Worship Center. There are orange signs directing you to the Guest Parking lot, and if you turn your vehicle's hazard lights on, our parking team will guide you to this special area.

You’ll see everything from jeans and t-shirts to suits and dresses. Come as you are — whether casual or dressed up, we’re just glad you’re here!

We recommend arriving at least 15 minutes prior to a service to get acclimated and find your way. If you have children, arriving up to 30 minutes early will give you ample time to help them find their place as well. Upon arrival and parking in the First-Time Guest Parking area, proceed into the Worship Center Lobby and find the orange Guest Services areas. You will be welcomed and guided toward your next step.

Sunday morning worship services are designed to be approximately one hour in length.

Yes. Each of the three Sunday morning worship services (9:00, 10:20, and 11:40)  have the same programming and preaching. Our Spanish service (Sagemont Encuentro) meets only at 11:40am.

Pastor Levi Skipper typically preaches in an expository style - preaching through the Bible verse by verse. However, about three or four times a year he will preach a mini-series that is more topical in nature. Regardless of style, though, each sermon focuses on the Bible and the importance of the gospel in our lives.

Our worship team's goal is to lead our congregation in heartfelt worship each week. They will include songs of today mixed with favorites from the past. Music is led by a band and small team of singers along with a small worship choir.

A devoted follower of Christ will joyfully give to support the ministry and mission of the church. However, we have not passed an offering plate in our services since 1975. Instead, our members give by depositing offerings in boxes located around the buildings or by giving online. For our guests, we do not want to focus on giving money, but instead, on taking your next step - whatever that is - in following Jesus.

We have incredible ministries for both children and teenagers! Our Sagemont Kids and Sagemont Students both have programming on Sunday mornings. Each hour is designed differently, so your child or student will have three unique opportunities for growth and connection each week. See the Kids or Students pages for more info, and our Guest Services team will be happy to help you find the right places for your kids when you arrive on Sunday.

Yes! In addition to mobility assistance on campus for those who need it, we also have programming for kids and adults with special needs. Our PromiseLand area helps kids and teens with a variety of physical and learning needs, and our Special Friends Connect Group provides a place for adults with special needs. Visit their ministry pages for more information. In addition, we offer American Sign Language interpretation of our 9:00 worship service, and we provide an ASL Connect Group as well.

While worship services have many in attendance, our 50+ Connect Groups, plus programming for Kids and Students each week, ensure that every person is seen, known, loved, and challenged to take his or her next step following Jesus. 

On Sunday mornings, we love for every person at Sagemont to be able to attend both a worship service AND a Connect Group. Connect Groups are groups of various sizes (10-150) where you can build the life-giving relationships that make a church the church that Jesus intended. Connect Groups meet all three hours on Sundays. In addition, we have online groups, other small groups, and various Bible studies that meet during the week. 

Connect Groups are always open to new members, so feel free to jump right into one at any time. Each group is unique. With differences including size, Bible study style, age, life stage, gender, and topics, there are enough options available for you to find one that fits you best. See the Connect Groups page for more info.

We do not have a worship service on Wednesday nights, but we do have a wide variety of growth opportunities designed to fit your needs and interests. Our Midweek program includes over 20 classes for adults, plus programming for children and students, so your entire family can continue to grow in your faith and community between Sundays.