What to expect

Weekends

6 PM Saturdays
8:30, 10, 11:45 AM Sundays
2 PM Sundays en español

Midweek

7 PM Wednesdays

Nursery and classes for children up to fifth grade are offered at every service.

Weekend services are about 65 minutes long. Services begin with a time of praise and worship, followed by a welcome by one of the pastors. A video highlighting the week's events and opportunities to get involved is typically shown before one of our pastors shares a message. All services end with a prayer and formal dismissal.

Midweek services end at 8:15 PM.

We don't have a dress code, we just want you to be comfortable. Some of our guests like to wear their Sunday best, while others prefer more casual dress.

Every service begins with a time of praise and worship, when we celebrate our Creator and seek His presence. We encourage expressive worship, so feel free to clap and lift your hands. In terms of music, expect a modern mix of rock, soul, hip-hop — some songs even have a Latin flair — as our Music Ministry seeks to lead you into an experience with God.

We want your children to enjoy church, and that's why we insist they attend fun and age-appropriate classes designed just for them.

We realize you might not be comfortable leaving your child somewhere new on your first visit, so you are welcome to attend classes with your child until he/she has adjusted.

Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes early in order to register your kids using our Parent Pager system, which allows us to keep track of all children in our care, and gives us a way to contact you if your child needs attention.

We offer services designed specifically for students.

Middle school
10 AM Sundays

High school
7 PM Wednesdays

Middle and high school bilingual
2 PM Sundays

Middle school students also meet Wednesday nights at 7 PM in small groups.

Visit blvdonline.net to learn more about (boulevard) Student Ministry.

Assembly of God (AG) refers to our affiliation with the General Council of the Assemblies of God, the world's largest Pentecostal denomination. It was founded as a result of a religious revival in the early 1900’s and organized in a constitutional convention at Hot Springs, Arkansas, in 1914.

Doctrinally, the church emphasizes personal salvation, water baptism, divine healing, the baptism with the Holy Spirit accompanied by the evidence of speaking in tongues, and the second coming of Jesus Christ. The Bible is recognized as the inspired word of God and provides the rule for faith and practice.

For more information about the Assemblies of God, visit ag.org.