Encountering God - Loving the Community - Serving the World
Thanks for stopping by our website! Northbrook is not only a building, it is a group of people who have chosen to let God transform their lives and the way they see the world. It is truly amazing to watch what can happen when a bunch of different people from all walks of life gather together with one simple thing in common: Jesus. I love what I do because I get to watch lives transform!
I hope you will join us soon. Rev. Laurie Moeller, Senior Pastor lmoeller@northbrookumc.com |
It's simple.
Church is a community of people looking to love and serve because that is how God created us to be. God came to restore the image of God within each of us through Jesus Christ. Through Christ and the Holy Spirit, we become one body, united in our common goal to bring the loving and amazing kingdom of God to earth!
FAQs
Where should I park? There is ample parking surrounding our church buildings. We invite visitors to take advantage of visitor parking, located just to your left as you turn in off Crabapple Road.
What should I wear? Your Sunday best is whatever makes you comfortable.
What if I want to bring my children? We currently have WeeGrow nursery care for babies and young children under five years old. We encourage older children to join us in worship. In traditional worship, we provide activity packets for children and invite them to be a part of a children's moment. In our modern worship service, The Brook, we have a "prayground" for preschool-aged children and activities for older children, while they worship with their families. We also have youth programming on Sunday nights.
Can I plug into a small group? Yes! We do our best to help you land in the right spot. Executive Director of Discipleship Allen Whittaker can help.
What should I wear? Your Sunday best is whatever makes you comfortable.
What if I want to bring my children? We currently have WeeGrow nursery care for babies and young children under five years old. We encourage older children to join us in worship. In traditional worship, we provide activity packets for children and invite them to be a part of a children's moment. In our modern worship service, The Brook, we have a "prayground" for preschool-aged children and activities for older children, while they worship with their families. We also have youth programming on Sunday nights.
Can I plug into a small group? Yes! We do our best to help you land in the right spot. Executive Director of Discipleship Allen Whittaker can help.
