We are located at 21649 Timberlake Road Lynchburg, VA 24502. Our church building is beside Arby's restaurant and across the street from Blue Ridge BBQ restaurant.

Our Traditional Worship is at 9 AM AM in the Sanctuary.  Our Modern Worship services are at 9:45 & 11:15 AM in the Family Life Center.

If you are attending our Traditional Worship, you can park in the front of the building near the Timberlake Church sign (you will see flags and signs to direct you). If you are attending our Modern Worship services, you can park in the back parking lot, near the KIDS blocks.

Absolutely! We have Treehouse Kids during worship for ages 2 - 5th grade. Children will learn the goodness of God, pray with each other, and play together while parents are attend our  worship services. Nursery is available for children under the age of 2. 

Children will need to register. The Children’s Ministry benefits when parents register their kids in advance.

We gather together corporately for worship because we know the goodness that God has for us in the past, present, and future. Our worship is a direct response to the realization of that goodness in our lives.

We have three worship services with different musical styles, but the same gospel-centered message delivered by one of our pastors. The 9 am service is traditional in style and gathers in the Sanctuary. The 9:45 & 11:15 am services are modern in style and gathers in the Family Life Center.

We have people dressed in jeans, we have people dressed in business casual, and we have people dressed in their "Sunday best."  Please, wear whatever makes you feel comfortable. 

Whether you are brand new to church, or you grew up going every Sunday, you have a place at Timberlake. You’ll find a relaxed and friendly atmosphere with excellent music and a thoughtful, relevant message during weekend services. Our mission is to reach, feed, and release people to be the hands and feet of Jesus. We do that on campus and around our local and global community. Our faith has been handed down to us by the Church through the Holy Scriptures, the creeds, our music, and by the lives of Christians throughout history. We have roots in the Protestant Church and share a common history and doctrine with Wesleyan Christians all over the world.