Frequent Questions
Q: I don't believe what you believe. Am I still welcome?
Yes, you are absolutely welcome. We do expect that you'll be open to exploring your questions about God and wrestling with what you find. You'll find that Cornerstone attenders come from a variety of backgrounds, but we all strive to be teachable.
Q: What do I do with my kids?
Bring them! During the weekend services, we offer age-appropriate classes in a safe, fun environment for newborns through second grade. The D6 Families info desk is located just inside the main doors to the foyer. Just stop by, and a friendly person will help you check in. We also have a "Families With Young Children" section during our weekend services. Click here for more information on this special section.
Q: Why should I be in a connection group?
Connection groups are small groups of people (usually 10-14) who meet together weekly to share life together. While it's great to worship with a large number of people at weekend services, we believe it's in the context of a small group that people learn to connect with God and others.
Q: How do I become a member of Cornerstone?
Members are people who say "This is my church family." For more information about membership, click here.
Q: What is the role of the elders?
Our elders give pastoral leadership to the church. In other words, they make sure we stay on track with what God wants. Elders must meet the qualifications found in 1 Timothy 3:1-7 and Titus 1:5-9. Click here to see a list of our current elders.
Q: Which version of the Bible does Cornerstone use?
We live in a day with many good English versions available to us. We choose to use the Holman Christian Standard Version for our weekend teaching. It blends a high level of accuracy along with fluid readability. Want a longer answer? Check out a document our elder team has put together.
Q: Can I get one-on-one counseling?
Yes. Our pastors are available to counsel members and regular attenders of Cornerstone. Please call the office (515.232.5488) to set up an appointment.
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