FAQs

The following are some typical questions that newcomers ask about our church

Q.  Where do my kids go?

• A: When you arrive on any of our campuses for a weekend service, you can always swing by Connect Central (located upstairs at Rockrimmon, by the fireplace at Woodmen Heights and in the lobby at Monument) if you need help finding your way around:
  
  Woodmen Kids offers fun, safe, age-appropriate environments for children of all ages. Here's where to drop off your littles:
  Rockrimmon Campus
  Infants through kindergarten: Early Childhood Center (between the Worship Center and Stone Chapel)
  Grades 1 – 4: Community Center – Lower Level
  Grades 5 – 6: Community Center Gym (Sundays, 9 am only)
  
  Woodmen Heights Campus
  Infants through kindergarten: Check in the Atrium or Modulars
  Grades 1 – 4: Check in the Atrium or Modulars
  Grades 5 – 6: Check-in in the atrium (Sundays, 11 am only)
  
  Monument Campus
  Infants through kindergarten: Check-in at the Kids Desk
  Grades 1 – 4: Check-in at the Kids Desk
  Grades 5 – 6: Not Currently Meeting
  
  Southwest Campus
  Infants through Grade 4: Check-in at the Kids Desk -- upper level of building
  Grades 5 – 6: (56) Check in at the Student Desk (Sundays, 9 am only)
  
  Children with Special Needs
  For information about classes available for family members with special needs, please click here
  
  STUDENTS:
  Middle School (7th/8th Grade) all campuses during the SCHOOL YEAR Sundays at 5 pm
  High School (9th–12th Grade) all campuses during the SCHOOL YEAR Sundays at 6 pm

Q.  Does the church offer community groups?

• A: Yes
  Information on how to connect with a community group is available at Connect Central. Our community groups are Bible-based and typically held in someone’s home. They are a great way to get connected with other believers and grow in your faith. for more info, click here.

Q. Is Woodmen affiliated with any denomination?           

• A: No
  We are an independent, non-denominational church. We align in conviction and purpose with other gospel-centered, bible believing churches both past and present who ascribe and submit to the rich, historical creedal affirmations of Scripture, such as the Apostle’s Creed and the Nicene Creed.

Q. How is Woodmen governed?

• A: We are staff led and elder governed.
  Our Lead Pastor of Teaching and Vision serves as an elder and is accountable to our elder board. Woodmen Valley Chapel is both a civil corporation and community of faith, which subscribes to the eternal truths outlined in our Statement of Faith. The Statement of Faith does not exhaust the extent of our beliefs. The Bible itself, as the inspired and infallible Word of God that speaks with final authority concerning truth, morality, and the proper conduct of mankind, is the sole and final source of all that we believe. For the purposes of Woodmen Valley Chapel’s faith, doctrine, practice, policy, and discipline, our Elder Council is the final interpretive authority on the Bible’s meaning and application.

Q.  Do you offer communion?

• A: Yes
  Communion is served on a regular basis during the worship services — generally once a month. For those who desire a more frequent experience, there are self-contained communion kits available at each worship venue at the front tables. Staff members and elders who are up front at the end of the service can assist you with these elements. They are also there to pray with you if you desire.

Q.  I missed the weekend worship service. Can I watch or listen to the sermon? 

• A: Yes
  To watch or listen to messages from past weekends, click here  to visit our media page.

Q.  Can I get baptized?

• A: Yes
  For those who have received Christ, we practice baptism by immersion, and it is offered three to four times a year during our weekend services. To find out more, contact the church office at 719.388.5000 or go to our baptism page.  

Q.  Do you offer child dedications?

• A: Yes
  Parent-Child Dedications are conducted after the completion of our Parent-Child Celebration class. For more information, contact Woodmen Kids.

Q.  Do you offer SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETATION?

• A: Yes
  At the Rockrimmon campus on Saturday at 6 pm and at the Woodmen Heights campus on Sunday at 11 am.