YOU’RE INVITED HOME

Homecoming Sunday

One Sunday to come back, bring someone with you, and find your place. However you come, you’re welcome here.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20  ·  SERVICES AT 8:45 AM & 10:30 AM

221 S FOREST AVE. MASON, OH

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WHAT TO EXPECT

Come As You Are

No pressure, no dress code, no awkwardness. Just a warm welcome, music you can feel, and a message that meets you where you are, about an hour, start to finish.

01 · ARRIVE

We’ll Be Watching for You

A team in the lot and at the doors will help you park, find a seat, and get your kids checked in. Come 15 minutes early.

02 · THE SERVICE

About an Hour

A few songs, a welcome, and a practical, hopeful message. Grab a coffee on your way in; it’s on us.

03 · NEXT STEPS

At Your Pace

Want prayer, baptism, or to find a group? Stop by the Welcome Center. Not sure yet? That’s completely fine.

TIMES & LOCATION

When & Where

DATE
Sunday, September 20
SERVICES
8:45 AM & 10:30 AM, same service, pick what fits your morning.
ADDRESS
Sacred Mission Church
221 S Forest Ave, Mason, OH 45040
PARKING
Free on-site. Look for the team in safety vests to wave you in.
CONTACT
Text HOME to 94000 · info@sacredmission.life
 
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FOR YOUR KIDS
They’ll Want to Come Back
Safe, secure, and genuinely fun, with age-based rooms and a background-checked team.
AGES
6mo. through 5th grade.
CHECK-IN
Opens 20 minutes before each service. First time? Come to the Kids desk and we’ll get you set up fast.
SAFETY
Secure check-in and matching name tags: only you can pick up your child.
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PLAN YOUR VISIT

Let Us Know You’re Coming

Tell us you’re coming and we’ll have someone ready to welcome you by name. It takes ten seconds.

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GOOD TO KNOW
Quick Answers
What should I wear?
Whatever’s comfortable. You’ll see everything from jeans to Sunday best.
How long is the service?
About an hour, including music and the message.
I’m not religious. Is that okay?
Absolutely. Come exactly as you are: questions welcome, no pressure to participate.
Can I come alone?
Of course. Tell us you’re coming and we’ll make sure you’re not walking in alone.