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First time? It’s normal to feel a little nervous. Here’s everything you need to know before Sunday: what to wear, where to park, and what happens with your kids.
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What to expect

Relaxed, friendly and Bible-centered

Wooden Welcome sign hanging from a rope

A warm welcome

Someone will greet you at the door. Come as you are; casual dress is the norm.
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Something for your kids

Childcare for infants and children during the service, and Kids Church right after worship.
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Real teaching

Expository preaching: every message is grounded in what the passage actually says, applied to everyday life.

Weekly schedule

When we meet

Sunday
Worship Service, followed by Kids Church
Main Sanctuary
10:00 AM
Wed · 1st & 3rd
Dinner, then Bible Study
Hunter Hall
6:00 PM dinner · 7:00 PM study
Wed · 2nd & 4th
Men’s Bible Study and Women’s Bible Study
Hunter Hall
7:00–8:30 PM
Wed · 5th
Worship Wednesday: worship and prayer
Hunter Hall
7:00–8:30 PM
Thursday
Recovery Church Venice
Hunter Hall
6:00 PM
Friday
Prayer & Healing
Main Sanctuary
11:00 AM

Getting here

2395 Shamrock Drive
Venice, FL 34293

Sunday worship is in the Main Sanctuary. Wednesday nights and Recovery Church meet in Hunter Hall. Parking is free and open, with no special instructions.
Questions? Call the church office at (941) 412-9044.

Good questions

Before you come

What should I wear?

Whatever you’re comfortable in. You’ll see jeans and you’ll see Sunday best.

How long is the service?

About 90 minutes, from 10:00 to 11:30 AM: worship music, a message from the Bible, and prayer.

I'm in recovery. Is this for me?

Absolutely. Our pastors are in recovery too, and Recovery Church meets every week.

Need practical help?

Social Services is open Tuesday to Thursday, 8–11 AM, for food, clothing, bills and more. See what’s available.

"Expect a family atmosphere. No matter where you are on your journey, you're welcome here."

Pastor Jim McCleland