Discord is an online community platform where people can chat, join voice conversations, participate in discussions, and connect throughout the week. It acts like a digital gathering space where the church community stays connected beyond Sunday.

Our Sunrise campus does not offer any midweek services, but our nearby Ormond campus does, including Groups at Salty, workshops and classes, events, and more! Check out our latest Ormond schedule at salty.org/events.

The Boardroom is open everyday from 7a–2p. It’s a great spot for morning coffee, casual meetings, or getting a few hours of work in.

Yes! f your child understands who Jesus is and has personally decided to follow Him, they can be baptized. We encourage parents to talk with their child about what baptism means so it becomes a meaningful step in their faith journey.

Absolutely. Groups are a great way to get connected and meet people, especially if you’re new to the church. You don’t need to know anyone before joining.

There are opportunities to serve throughout the week, depending on the campus. Our Ormond campus has a Monday night service, but several other ministries meet throughout the week that need volunteers, too, like Salty Students, Women at Salty, Salty Young Adults, etc. On occasion, we also have special events and celebrations that require volunteer assistance.

The mission project for each team varies as the need of the international church requires. Often the projects include light construction, beach cleanup, English language instruction, educating on sustainable living, assistance in church service, church planting efforts, soccer field maintenance, and a variety of community outreach, etc. As needed, mission trips are sent for storm cleanup, and disaster relief.

During check-in you can note allergies, medical needs, and special instructions. We will add this information to your child’s profile and it will print on their name tag. Our team will make sure volunteers in your child’s room are aware so we can serve your child well and safely.

Yes! We have a time for small groups within each of our weekly gatherings, but we also encourage students to lead their own small groups if they desire. Group availability varies per campus, but your campus’ Students leaders can help your student get connected to a group.

Childcare is not typically provided at Salty Young Adults gatherings or events, but that could change in the future. Let us know if you’d be interested!

No, we are not able to assist with finding housing.

Most groups meet for about 60–90 minutes. A simple rhythm could include: 15–20 minutes connecting, 30–40 minutes discussion, then 10–15 minutes prayer. But each group can adjust this based on what works best.

You can log into your giving account anytime to adjust or cancel a recurring gift. If you need help, our team is happy to assist. You can reach out to Kristen at kristen@salty.org if you need help.

Absolutely. You don’t have to attend Salty Church to be a part of Women at Salty.

Every week, we take time to connect with God and with each other, continuing our worship through Connection Time. It’s a 3-4 minute moment in our service where you can feel free to connect with others, grab a coffee or donut refill, pray, take communion, and practice generosity.

You can usually watch the service directly in your browser. If you want to participate more fully in the community (like joining Discord), you will want to download the app (desktop or phone) and create a free account. Our Digital Campus pastor can help walk you through how to do this, too!

Our team would love to help. You can stop by the Welcome Counter before or after the service or contact us at office@salty.org for more information. You can also reach our Sunrise campus pastor at beau@salty.org.

Every Sunday, we open The Boardroom as an alternative service option. The service is streamed live, so you won’t miss anything — just a different setting with a more laid-back feel (and a specialty coffee in hand).

Wear something comfortable that can get wet. Many people wear dark shorts or swimwear, and Salty provides all those getting baptized with a t-shirt and a towel.

Every Group is a little different, but most gatherings include a time to connect and catch up, conversation around a Bible passage or message, and prayer and encouragement. Groups are usually relaxed and conversational, not formal or lecture-based.

If you’re not sure where you’d like to serve, we are here to help! Our team would love to have a conversation with you to explore your interests and talents, or we can also set up a time for you to shadow various service areas.

Each team gathers for three meetings before departure. The first focuses on team introductions, cultural prep, and trip logistics. The second builds team unity through local serving opportunities and hands-on outreach. The final meeting covers last details like packing, supplies, and travel coordination—so everyone feels ready to go.

Yes, especially for younger children or first-time visitors. Parents are welcome to stay briefly while their child gets comfortable. Our volunteers will also help make the transition smooth so kids feel safe and confident in their new environment.

There are a variety of ways to serve within Salty Students, from worship to leading a small group! The best way to get connected is by filling out a Connection Card at salty.org/connect and letting us know you’re interested in learning more. We offer both middle school and high school camps during the summer. The most up-to-date info on upcoming camps can be found at salty.org/events.

Absolutely. You don’t have to attend Salty Church to be a part of SYA.