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We encourage students to bring their Bibles and journals to youth group. If you don’t have a Bible yet or happen to forget yours, don’t worry, we have extras.

No registration is required for our weekly youth gatherings—just show up, and we’ll get you checked in! Occasionally, registration will be required for offsite events or camp, and we will clearly communicate when that’s needed.

We use a Clearstream text thread to keep parents and students up to date on everything happening in Landmark Youth. Simply text landmarkyouth to 609-566-8450 to join. We encourage both parents and students to sign up so everyone stays informed!

Support groups provide a safe, caring space to walk through life’s challenges with others who understand and can encourage you.

Activity groups bring people together around shared interests, creating a relaxed environment to build relationships and community.

A discipleship group is a weekly gathering focused on growing in your faith through Scripture, discussion, and accountability with others.

Not at all—our team will help guide you based on your needs, whether you’re attending a service, checking in kids, or just connecting with others.

The Landmark Cafe is a space to connect, relax, and build relationships before and after services or throughout the week.

The Family Life Center is home to kids, youth, and family-focused environments throughout the week.

The Sanctuary is where we gather for worship services, teaching, and church-wide gatherings.

Our campus includes the Sanctuary, Family Life Center, and Landmark Café—each designed to support different parts of church life.

You can start by attending, joining a group, or taking Landmark 101.

No, but planning your visit ahead of time can help make your first experience smoother.

Come as you are—people dress casually and comfortably.

You’ll experience worship, biblical teaching, and a welcoming environment for individuals and families.

You can find directions and campus details on our campus page to help plan your visit.

Yes—there are opportunities throughout the year to support or participate in outreach efforts.

Through financial support, prayer, and in some cases, hands-on involvement like missions trips.

We partner with trusted ministries that demonstrate strong leadership, biblical alignment, and meaningful impact.

We partner with ministries that align with our mission to share the gospel and serve people locally and globally.

Classes vary each session and may include academic, creative, and enrichment opportunities.

Co-Op runs in seasonal sessions (typically Fall and Spring).

Yes—Co-Op is a shared community, and parents play an active role in helping and supporting classes.

Our Co-Op serves homeschool families with children across a range of grade levels (details vary by session).

Not at all—groups are for everyone, no matter where you are in your faith journey.

We offer discipleship groups, support groups, and activity-based groups for different interests and needs.

Most groups meet during Fall and Spring semesters, with some continuing year-round depending on the group.

You can browse available groups and join one that fits your schedule and stage of life.

Yes—our elders are available to pray, offer guidance, and care for members of our church.

Elders are selected based on biblical qualifications, character, and a proven track record of leadership and faithfulness.

Pastors typically serve in full-time ministry, while elders provide broader oversight—though both are held to the same biblical qualifications.

Elders provide spiritual oversight, helping guide the church’s direction, doctrine, and care for the congregation.

Church donations typically support ministry operations, staff, outreach programs, missions, facility upkeep, and community assistance. Many churches provide financial transparency through reports or updates.

Many churches teach tithing (traditionally 10%) as a biblical principle, but giving is ultimately a personal decision. It should be done willingly, cheerfully, and according to one’s ability.

Our church offers several ways to give, including in-person offerings, online giving platforms, mobile apps, mail-in donations, or recurring automated giving.

Giving is an act of worship and gratitude. It supports the church’s mission, helps those in need, and allows ministry programs, outreach, and community services to continue.

You can join by attending a meeting or event, signing up for a small group, volunteering, or reaching out to a ministry leader for more details.

The ministry may include Bible studies, mentorship programs, prayer groups, service projects, retreats, and fellowship events like breakfasts or group outings.

All men are welcome—regardless of age, background, or where they are in their faith journey. It’s a space for growth, accountability, and connection.

The Men’s Ministry exists to help men grow spiritually, develop strong character, and build authentic relationships while encouraging them through fellowship, to live out their faith in everyday life.

You can get involved by attending events, joining a small group, volunteering for service projects, or contacting a ministry leader for more information.

Activities may include Bible studies, prayer groups, retreats, workshops, community outreach, and social gatherings designed to strengthen faith and friendships.

All women are welcome, regardless of age, background, or stage in their faith. The ministry is a place for connection, learning, and encouragement.

The purpose of the Women’s Ministry is to encourage spiritual growth, build meaningful relationships, and support women in their faith journey through fellowship, study, and service.

We understand that allergies can be a concern for parents. Each classroom has an iPad with a class roster that includes medical notes. If your child has allergies, a yellow alert icon will appear next to their name to notify leaders.

We typically provide simple snacks such as Cheerios and pretzels. Gluten-free options are also available. If your child has additional allergies or dietary restrictions, you are welcome to send a snack with them.

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You can view your child’s curriculum through the Church Center app by selecting Study and then Curriculum. Children in Preschool through 3rd grade also receive a weekly take-home coloring sheet that includes the lesson's Christ connection, weekly Bible passage, and more.

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All volunteers are background-checked and complete a Child Safety Training every two years. The Family Life Center is equipped with security cameras, and has at least two security team members on duty during services.

We also follow strict bathroom policies: two adults are always present. For younger children who need assistance, one volunteer helps while another stands at the door. If you do not want us to assist your child in the restroom, just let us know and we can update your child’s profile.

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We recommend waiting until your baby is around 6 months old before dropping them off in the nursery. However, you are welcome to use your discretion and bring them earlier if you feel comfortable.

A nursing room is also available upstairs in the main sanctuary for moms to utilize during service.

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• Landmark Kids meets in the Family Life Center (833 West Ave) on Sundays and Wednesdays. While the building is separate from the main sanctuary, it’s just a short walk away.
• Pre-registration is not required. If you’d like to save time, you can download the Church Center app, select Landmark Church, and enter your family’s information ahead of time, including your child’s grade and any medical notes or allergies. If not, no worries, we’ll have someone on-site to assist you when you arrive.
• At check-in, your child will receive a name tag with a security number, and you’ll receive a matching tag for pickup. If we need to contact you during service, a Family Life Team member will send you a text. If we don’t hear back, your security number will be displayed on the screen, prompting you to come to the Family Life Center.

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Yes—during the onboarding process, we help determine the best fit based on your gifting, availability, and preference.

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A D-Group Leader invests in a smaller group of students through ongoing discipleship, meeting outside regular gatherings for deeper growth and accountability.

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Leaders typically serve weekly in their assigned environment to build consistency and strong relationships with students.

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No prior experience is required—just a heart for students and a willingness to build relationships and grow as a leader.

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Youth Leaders build relationships with students, lead small group discussions, encourage participation, and help students grow in their faith.

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Jr. High (6th–8th grade) meets Wednesday nights in a high-energy, relational environment, while Sr. High (9th–12th) meets Sunday nights with a focus on deeper discipleship and ownership.

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To be an instrument through which God’s Word shapes the hearts and minds of the next generation. We have the opportunity every Sunday and Wednesday to make the most of the 90 minutes we have with them and make every minute count whether it be through intentional play and fellowship, worship, lesson time and more.

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From nursery to high school, our mission is to disciple students by saturating them in the Word of God and modeling through our actions what it means to be Christlike. Through intentional methods, sound curriculum, and creativity, we seek to educate, equip, and embolden our youth so that they may share the good news of Christ our Savior.

Outreach happens on select days each month, and you can join based on your availability.

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No—just a willing heart to serve, connect with people, and show kindness.

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Outreach typically takes place in Atlantic City and surrounding areas where there are real, practical needs.

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We provide food, clothing, supplies, and connection while also sharing the hope of Jesus through conversation and prayer.

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Lost + Found is our outreach ministry focused on serving those who are struggling, lost, or in need in our local community.

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No, care also includes encouragement, prayer, and ongoing support in everyday life.

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Many roles are flexible and based on needs as they arise.

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Yes, you can choose one or more areas based on your availability and comfort level.

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The Care Team supports people in our church through prayer, meals, visits, and practical help during life’s needs.

Some of the roles like meals & rides don't require any prior experience, just a willingness to care for others. Other roles like marriage mentors & visitation may require prior experience and training.

Yes, it’s a great place to get your feet wet and start serving!

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During Sunday and Wednesday gatherings.

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No—just a friendly attitude and willingness to serve!

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We welcome guests, assist with seating, and create a positive environment through hospitality (i.e. coffee, donuts, etc), security, and cleaning.

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For roles like photographer & videographer, we have equipment that you will be trained on and use when serving. But, for a role like graphic design and any other computer based role, a functioning computer is necessary.

Yes, many roles are project-based or event-based. Photography is the only recurring need week-to-week.

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Photography, video, design, and social media.

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Some roles require experience, but we also have opportunities to learn and grow. If you don't have any prior experience, serving as a photographer is the best way to get started. Other roles like graphics design, videography, etc does require some prior experience.

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Yes, production supports everything happening on stage during Sunday & Wednesday gatherings and special events.

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Some of our team members serve one service every week and then sit during one. Other people typically once or twice a month on a rotating schedule.

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Camera, lighting, sound, computer graphics, and more!

While some roles within the production team do require a level of prior experience, not all need it. For roles like the computer graphics operator, camera operator, and lighting operator — experience isn't required.

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We encourage you to attend for a short time before joining so you can get connected.

We have an open Tuesday morning rehearsal for any band members that are scheduled for that week. In addition, we have a pre-service rehearsal before our Sunday and Wednesday gatherings.

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Most team members serve on a rotating schedule, typically once or twice a month.

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Yes, a level of musical proficiency is required. Auditions help us place you where you can best serve.

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