You don't have to have it figured out to come.
See you this Sunday?
Sundays, 5–7 PM · Dinner included · 950 W Ontario Ave, Corona
First time at Clarity?
Been away from church for a while?
Still figuring out what you believe?
You're exactly who we built this for.
When you plan your visit, we'll make sure your first Sunday isn't weird, lonely, or overwhelming and that
you walk away knowing you'd be welcome back.
What happens when you plan your visit?
Here's what we'll actually do. Nothing more, nothing less:
- Meet you at the door so you don't have to wander in alone
- Introduce you to a few real people (not a receiving line)
- Save you a seat so you're not scanning the room when you walk in
- Help you get your kids checked in if you're bringing any
- Save you a spot at the dinner table so you have somewhere to land after the service
- Make sure you meet Pastor Brian before you leave
- Send you a short text on Saturday with parking, what to expect, and what to wear
No follow-up pressure. No sign-up sheets shoved in your hand. No one tracking you down on Monday.
We know church can be a lot
Some of you haven't walked into a church building in years.
Some of you never left God — but left the institution that claimed to speak for him.
Some of you are spiritually curious and just want to see what this is.
Wherever you land on that, you belong here before you believe anything
At Clarity, you can:
- Come with doubts
- Come with questions you've been afraid to ask out loud
- Come with a loud kid
- Come alone
- Come skeptical
- Come back from wherever you've beening line)
We're not here to perform for you. We're here to meet you
A Note From Our Pastor
Hi — I'm Brian.
If you're reading this, there's a good chance you're carrying some version of what we call spiritual
homelessness — that ache of longing for something deeper but not knowing where it's safe to look for it.I've felt it too. A lot of us have.
That's why we started Clarity. Not to be better than other churches, but to be a spiritual home for the ones
who've been wandering, wounded, or wondering if they still belong.
You don't need to have your theology sorted out.
You don't need to dress a certain way.
You don't need to pretend anything.
Just come. Let us meet you. See if this could be home.
— Brian
What a Sunday looks like
Sunday at Clarity runs from 5 to 7 PM and has two parts: a worship gathering and a shared meal. Most people
stay for both. Some people only come for dinner. Both are okay
Worship that's honest, not performative
Lyrics on screen. Songs you'll probably recognize. Room to sing, sit, cry, or just be there.
No one's watching whether your hands are up.
Teaching that treats you like an adult
Every message is rooted in the Bible and built for your actual week — your job, your marriage, your doubts,
your hopes. You'll leave with something to chew on.
Dinner around a table, not a program
After the service, we eat together. Not a snack table in the lobby — an actual meal, sitting down, across from
each other. It's where most of the real connection happens. Bring an appetite. You're our guest, so don't bring
anything else,
This is one of the things we care most about. Most of us grew up in churches that talked about community on
Sunday and then everyone peeled out of the parking lot in ninety seconds. We wanted to build something
different. Jesus spent a lot of time at tables, and we think there's a reason for that
Your kids will be taken care of
We love kids, and we take their safety and their experience seriously.
K – 5th grade:
A dedicated kids environment with age-appropriate teaching, games, and worship —happening during the main service.
Toddlers and little ones:
A parent-managed toddler room with a rocker, changing table, and supplies, so moms (or dads) have somewhere comfortable to step away when they need to.Middle and high schoolers:
Welcome in the main service with you.Every volunteer who works with kids has been interviewed, background-checked, and trained.
And yes — kids eat dinner with us too.
Frequently asked questions
Where are you located?
950 W Ontario Ave, Corona — we gather Sundays from 5 to 7 PM.What time does service start?
5:00 PM on Sundays, and we wrap around 7:00 PM after dinner. If it's your first time, come about 10 minutesearly so we can meet you, show you around, and get your kids settled.
Do you eat dinner together?
Yep. After the service, we share an actual meal around tables. It's one of our favorite parts of Sunday, andhonestly, it's where most of the real connection happens. First-time guests eat free, and you don't need to bring
anything.
Do I have to stay for dinner?
No. Some people come just for the service, some come just for dinner, some stay the whole time. All of it is fine.Where do I park?
Parking is easy on Sunday evenings — the lot is clear when you arrive, and we've reserved guest parking spacesright by the main entrance. Just look for the signs.
What should I wear?
Whatever you'd wear to grab dinner with a friend. Jeans are more than fine.Will I be singled out or asked to stand up?
No. We don't do the "please raise your hand if you're new" thing. You can be as visible or as invisible as youwant.
Do I need to believe anything to come?
No. You can belong before you believe. Come with your questions, your skepticism, your curiosity, or your faith— whatever you've got.
Is there anything for my kids?
Yes. K–5th grade programming during the service, plus a parent-managed toddler room with a rocker, changingtable, and supplies.
Will someone try to pressure me into giving money?
No. We take an offering, but if it's your first time, we'd actually rather you didn't give. You're our guest.What if I've been hurt by church before?
A lot of us have. You're not alone, and you're not required to explain or unpack any of that with anyone here.Come at your own pace.
You don't have to walk in alone.
Let us know you're coming. We'll meet you at the door, save you a seat, and save you a place at the table.
Sundays, 5–7 PM · Dinner included · 950 W Ontario Ave, Corona