What is Pentecost Sunday?

Pentecost Sunday celebrates the day the Holy Spirit was poured out on believers in Acts 2. It marks the birth of the Church and the beginning of believers being empowered to share the Gospel.

Can children receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit?

Yes! The promise of the Holy Spirit is for every believer, including children. Acts 2:39 says, “For the promise is unto you, and to your children…” God desires to fill children with His Spirit and use them powerfully for His glory.

Is there a place for kids?

Absolutely! We encourage families to worship together, and we also have classes, teachers, and age-appropriate lessons for children centered on the Holy Spirit and God’s power.

What should I expect at Pentecost Sunday?

Come expecting a powerful move of God through Spirit-filled worship, fresh fire, miracles, healing, prophetic ministry, salvation, and deliverance.

Why is Pentecost still important today?

Pentecost reminds us that the Holy Spirit is still moving today. God still fills, empowers, heals, speaks, and transforms lives through His Spirit.