You may request care if you live in East Volusia County or Flagler County and are either: Age 60 or older and part of the Salty community OR Under age 60, but actively caring for a loved one who is 60+ and attends Salty.

As the host it's up to you how long your group meets. Most groups meet in seasons throughout the year (Fall, Winter, Spring). And take a break for the summer months. At the end of a season, your group can decide whether to continue meeting, start a new study, or take a break. Some groups naturally continue meeting beyond a season.

Absolutely. Recurring giving is an easy way to stay consistent in generosity. You can set up weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly gifts through our online giving platform.

Each gathering includes time to connect, share a meal, worship, hear teaching, and engage in meaningful conversation.

Most people dress casually and comfortably — anything from jeans & a t-shirt to a dress or button-up. There’s no dress code here.

Nope. One of the best parts of the Digital Campus is that you can attend from anywhere in the world as long as you have an internet connection!

Yes! We have free Dunkin' coffee and donuts at our Sunrise service.

The Boardroom is a coffee shop and gathering space right across from the beach in Ormond Beach. During the week, it’s a place to grab great coffee, meet with friends, or get some work done. On Sundays, it also serves as an additional space to attend Salty Church services at 9a & 10:30a.

Baptism does not make someone a Christian. Faith in Jesus does. However, baptism is an important step of obedience that Jesus invites His followers to take. It’s a way to publicly identify with Him and the new life He gives.

Most Groups meet once a week, though some meet every other week, depending on the group. Each group decides what rhythm works best for them.

If you’re interested in serving, please fill out our Connection Card at salty.org/connect and mark your interest in serving. Your campus’ pastor or ministry leader will reach out with next steps!

To apply for participation in any Salty Church Mission trip, the Salty Mission application is to be completed via the link here. Once the application is completed, the Missions Director will reach out to discuss further details regarding the trip, and inquire more of the participant. Once confirmation to participate is made, submission of a $300 deposit is required.

Yes. Every SaltyKids volunteer completes a background check before serving.

A typical night includes fun games, food, bible studies, and small groups, where students can build relationships and explore faith at their own pace.

Our gatherings are designed to help you connect and grow. You can expect a mix of hanging out, meeting new people, a short teaching, and time for conversation in smaller groups.

Support can come in various shapes and sizes, including spiritual and social connection, support during illness or hospital stays, support after the loss of a loved one, financial guidance and mentoring, help with transportation and errands, and assistance with light household tasks.

Yes, and we encourage it. Co-hosting helps share responsibility and creates a healthier rhythm for your group. It also helps develop future hosts as groups grow and multiply.

Your generosity helps make ministry happen at Salty. Giving supports things like weekend services, kids and student ministries, outreach, missions, pastoral care, and the everyday operations that allow us to serve our community and share the message of Jesus.

Yes! We offer Groups for women throughout the year. They’re the best way to build relationships with women in similar or a variety of seasons of life. Explore groups at salty.org/groups.

Yes! Free Dunkin coffee is available before the service and during Connection Time. You are also welcome to purchase coffee from The Boardroom if you’re looking for a more specialty brew.

Head to our YouTube channel at youtube.com/saltychurch.

Since we are an outdoor campus, childcare is not available. However, we welcome the noise crying babies and families that wiggle!

There are parking spots around the perimeter of The Boardroom, but you can also park in any Salty Church parking spots.

You don’t need to attend church for a certain amount of time. If you have decided to follow Jesus and understand the meaning of baptism, you are ready to take that step.

Groups meet in a variety of relaxed environments such as homes, coffee shops, restaurants, parks or the beach, or church spaces. The goal is simply to create a comfortable space for conversation and connection.