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When You Arrive
We realize that navigating your way through an unfamiliar space can be intimidating. When you first enter Heritage, you'll see people waiting to greet you with a friendly smile and a worship bulletin to guide you through the worship service. These people can also help familiarize you with the location of the bathrooms, Presbyterian Perks Coffee Corner, etc. Ask them anything, they'd be happy to help. If you're running late, which happens to all of us now and then, please be aware that the South Parking Lot entrance is locked just before 10:30 am on Sunday mornings for security/safety purposes. But don't let that stop you, just come around to the front entrance and join the worship service when you arrive. |
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Accessibility
The South Parking Lot entrance is handicap accessible. The elevator makes the sanctuary addition handicap accessible. Multiple areas throughout the sanctuary offer handicap accessible seating. The front entrance and Education Wing are not handicap accessible. For more information about the facilities click here. |
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Parking
The parking lot is located at 36th & F Street, and there is on-street parking available as well.
The parking lot is located at 36th & F Street, and there is on-street parking available as well.
Speaking Church-ese
If you're new to church, it can seem like we're speaking another language when we start using church lingo. We don't expect you to know what everything means, or how it all works. We've all been there and remember what it's like. Take the time to ask us any questions you have, we'd be happy to help. Bulletins are available to guide you through the worship service, or you may follow along with the projection screen at the front of the sanctuary.
If you're new to church, it can seem like we're speaking another language when we start using church lingo. We don't expect you to know what everything means, or how it all works. We've all been there and remember what it's like. Take the time to ask us any questions you have, we'd be happy to help. Bulletins are available to guide you through the worship service, or you may follow along with the projection screen at the front of the sanctuary.
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Deaf Ministry
Worship services are interpreted in American Sign Language by Frances Beaurivage, a professional interpreter for more than 20 years, as part of our deaf ministry. All members of the deaf community are welcome and encouraged to attend worship services. |
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Presbyterian Perks Coffee Corner
The Presbyterian Perks Coffee Corner is the hub for just about everyone young and old(er). Located at the north end of the Narthex, we offer fair trade coffee, tea and hot chocolate beginning at 9:30 Sunday mornings. Bring your own cup or mug, or use one of ours. Stop by and start your day with a relaxing cup of coffee and some friendly conversation. |
