What time and where is worship?

10:30am on Sundays in our main worship space at 4747 Lyndale Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN. You can enter through the large glass doors in the parking lot – the main worship space is just up the stairs, and we’ll have coffee hot and ready for you.

This isn’t the only time we’re together during the week – we really like being together. Find more events and opportunities here.

Do you have parking?

Yes! We have a parking lot (a rarity in Minneapolis!) along with a TON of street parking. We even have four labeled visitor spots, so you are almost guaranteed to find parking without having to circle the block!

What can I expect?

At 10:30am, we open with a Welcome and Call to Worship, then two songs followed by announcements. Our worship is a mix of new songs and tried-and-true hymns. Then we pray, worship together again for one more song, hear a message right from the Bible, and then worship together one more time.

On the first Sunday of every month, we celebrate Communion (the Lord’s Supper) together. You’ll find that the table is open to all who profess faith in Jesus – you do not have to be a member of this church or even belong to our denomination. We extend the same grace Jesus extended to His disciples!

What should I wear?

There is no dress code at Knox. You’ll see everything from suits to jeans and a t-shirt. Please come as you are – God is looking for your presence, not your Pinterest board.

What about my kids?

Great question! We have awesome, age-appropriate Sunday morning worship just for kids filled with background-checked and trained volunteers who care about who God has made your kid to be (that’s right, we take safety seriously). We dismiss all kids after the second song. We also have a beautiful Nursery and Caregivers’ Room so that our littlest Knox attendees can spend time in the quiet with parents and guardians.

But also… we know some kids would prefer to stay with the family. We do not care about noise during worship – we just want your family here. Jesus said “let the children come to me, and do not hinder them,” not “let the children come to me, but keep them quiet.” Babbles and kid-questions during the sermon are evidence of God’s living and breathing church among us! We welcome all kids of all ages, noises, and conversations – mid-service snack crumbs and all.

What do you believe?

You can find a lot of that information right here.

I have a question that isn’t here.

Great! Feel free to email it over to office@knoxpc.org and we’ll be in touch soon.