• What are the worship services like?

    Our founding pastor, Greg Surratt, has described Seacoast worship as “practical, spirit filled, but non-spooky, yet kind of mystical worship experience, done in multiple locations, very inexpensively.” You will experience exciting worship, a relevant and practical message, and have the opportunity to respond to God at the end of the service.
  • What should I wear?

    We like to keep it casual at Seacoast. You'll see plenty of people in jeans, t-shirts, etc., so just wear whatever makes you comfortable.
  • Do my kids sit with me in service?

    While the choice is ultimately yours, we would encourage all parents to check out our children's ministry, Kidscoast. We have age appropriate classrooms, for newborns through 5th grade at all of our campuses, where kids can go and have fun learning about the love of God.
  • How do I get connected?

    If you’re looking to learn more about Seacoast Church and how you can get connected, check out the Inside Track. The Inside Track process can help you understand the mission and culture of Seacoast Church, equipping you with the knowledge and resources to take your next steps and build lasting relationships. The Inside Track starts the first weekend of each month at every Seacoast campus and will walk you through finding a small group and finding your place to serve the church, community or world.
  • Will I be asked to give money?

    While we believe that good financial stewardship involves giving back to God a portion of what has been given to us, there is no obligation or expectation for our visitors to give.
  • Can I have my wedding at Seacoast?

    Some Seacoast facilities are available for weddings and pastors are available for off-site wedding ceremonies. To receive more information about weddings or pre-marital counseling please connect us here HERE.
  • Does Seacoast perform funeral and memorial services?

    Yes. Our pastoral team is available to serve your family for a funeral or memorial services. We hope to honor the deceased, encourage those who grieve, and ultimately glorify God by sharing the Good News about Jesus Christ during this tender and emotional time MORE INFO.