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The hardest part of visiting a new church is walking through the door. Here’s everything you need so your first Sunday feels familiar.

Sunday School 9:00 AM · Worship 10:30 AM · 4303 Britta Pkwy · About 75 minutes

01What to Expect

Your first Sunday, step by step

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When you arrive

Look for the crew in Second Baptist tees near the main doors — they’ll point you to coffee, kids check-in, and a seat.

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For your kids

Second Baptist Kids is safe, secure, and a blast. Check in your child (birth–5th grade) and grab a matching pickup tag.

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The service

About 75 minutes of worship, a practical message from the Bible, and prayer. Come as you are — really.

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After church

Don’t rush off! Grab a coffee, meet a pastor, and let us answer any questions. We’d love to know you.

02Find Us

4303 Britta Parkway, Madison

Find us at 4303 Britta Pkwy, Madison, WI 53711 — on the city’s south side. Free parking wraps the building, with accessible spots at the main entrance. Questions? Call (608) 278-1430.

03Questions

Everything you’re wondering

Not able to be here in person? Sunday School (9:00 AM) and Sunday worship (10:30 AM) are also live on Zoom: join from wherever you are.

What time are services?

Sunday School at 9:00 AM, worship at 10:30 AM. Kids programming runs during worship.

Where do I park?

Free parking wraps the building off Center Street, with accessible spots near the main entrance.

What should I wear?

Whatever’s comfortable. You’ll see everything from jeans to Sunday best — no dress code here.

Is there anything for my kids?

Yes! Second Baptist Kids serves birth through 5th grade with a secure check-in at both services.

How long is the service?

About 75 minutes from the first song to the closing prayer.

I still have questions.

We’d love to help — reach out on our contact page and a real person will get back to you.

Coming this Sunday? Tell us you’re on the way.

We’ll have someone ready to greet you by name and walk you in. No pressure, no spotlight — just a friendly face.