Community from the first Sunday
The fellowship meal after worship means your first visit ends with conversations, names, and usually a dinner invitation. Nobody builds community faster than a church that eats together every week.

New to Fort Leavenworth
Most families arrive with orders, one school year, and a fresh start. Finding your church in week one changes the entire tour. Ours is a short drive from post, and visitors are expected.
Why military families settle in here
The fellowship meal after worship means your first visit ends with conversations, names, and usually a dinner invitation. Nobody builds community faster than a church that eats together every week.
No check-in kiosks and no children’s wing. Families worship together here, and a room full of other people’s kids means yours will make friends fast.
We are a member of the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches. When the next set of orders comes, there is likely a sister congregation near your next duty station, and we will help you find it.
Weekly communion, psalms sung with conviction, and preaching straight from the text. Military life is transient enough. Your church should be built on something that does not move.

The practical part
Worship is Sunday at 10:30 AM at 601 Michigan Street, in the Shiloh Seventh-day Adventist church building. Come the first Sunday your household goods are still in boxes. The boxes will wait, and the friendships will not start themselves.
Transferring membership from your last church? Talk to an elder and we will handle the letters. Still church shopping? Bring your questions to the meal afterward and ask them across a table.
Sundays at a glance
One visit tells you more than every church website in Leavenworth combined.