Plan your visit.
Whether you're parking a 70-foot rig at 110 Garson Ln or joining from a rest area three states away, here's everything you need to know before Sunday. No dress code, no pressure, coffee's on.
What to expect
Rig parking, no sweat
The lot at 110 Garson Ln handles full combos. Follow the CHURCH FOR TRUCKERS signs off the highway - you won't miss the orange.
Come as you are
Most folks arrive in whatever they drove in wearing. If it's clean enough for the cab, it's clean enough for church.
75 minutes, tight schedule
We respect your clock the way dispatch never does. Worship, message, prayer - you're rolling in about an hour and change.
Can't make it in person?
Same service, live on the site and YouTube at 9:00 AM CT. Chat is staffed - you'll be greeted by name.
Bring the homefront
Spouses and kids are the other half of this congregation. Family watch parties run in six cities most Sundays.
Common questions
I haven't been to church in 20 years. Is that a problem?
About half of us said the same thing once. Nobody's checking attendance records. Show up, drink the coffee, see how it sits.
What if I'm mid-route on Sunday morning?
The service stays posted all week, and the Wednesday 8 PM check-in call catches everyone who missed it. Church here fits your log book, not the other way around.
Do I have to give money?
No. The offering is for members who call this home. Guests should keep their wallets in their pockets - seriously.
Is the prayer line really answered at 3 AM?
Yes. It's staffed by retired drivers who remember what the overnight cab feels like. Any hour, any state.
Tell us you're coming
We'll save you a parking spot and have a person - not a pamphlet - waiting for you.