We hope you will join us this Sunday! We'd be so glad if you arrived early so that we can get to know you better, give you a visitor swag bag, and welcome you!

We hope you will join us this Sunday at 10:30 am. We meet at The Country Inn and Suites Hotel at 107 Buffalo Creek Dr. in Elizabethtown. We'd be especially glad if you were able to arrive early so that we can get to know you and give you a swag bag. If you are not able to attend in person, you can download the Fireside app and view our steaming series. While we are thankful for technology, we share the apostle John's sentiment that he looked forward to more than writing the church but actually seeing them face to face so that his joy would be complete (2 John 1:12). We look forward to seeing you!

Fireside gathers for corporate worship on Sundays at The Country Inn and Suites in Elizabethtown. It is sometimes easy to forget that a church starts as a church plant. Many of them start without a building that the church owns. Church plants often start in places such as public schools, hotels, civic centers, or other places where a group can gather and allow for sustained growth while saving for future facilities. Think of it is like a tree that can start out planted in a pot, but when it grows it will eventually be planted in the ground. We see the hotel as a gracious and God-given means by which Fireside can grow into maturity - and eventually a permanent facility.

When you come to worship at Fireside, you will see there are two signs in the parking lot that direct you toward the entrance in the rear of the hotel. There you will see a courtyard with tables and chairs and a double door entrance. That is the entrance for the church gathering.

That being said, you are welcome to park anywhere in the parking of the hotel. If you walk through the main entrance of the hotel with the sliding double doors, then simply walk through the breakfast area and through the double doors to join us in the conference room where we worship.

Fireside seeks to model a family-integrated worship where children are encouraged to worship Jesus alongside their parents. However, during the corporate gathering there is a cry room / nursing room for young children. It has a video feed of the sermon so that you are still able to hear the sermon.

When it comes to what a person wears, the primary principle to consider from God's word is modesty (1 Timothy 2:9-10, 1 Peter 3:3-4, 5:5-6). So, the Bible is not so much concerned about exactly what you wear as much as what you wear is modest. The point would be Jesus first, clothes second. And one of the way that we model that Jesus is first is by dressing modestly to not put a stumbling block before our brothers or sisters (Romans 14:13; 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, 10:24). With that said, modesty allows for wearing a suit and tie, dresses, jeans, shorts, and all other combinations. What you choose to wear will depend more on your preference than anything else. If you have any questions, we'd be delighted to open God's word and discuss!