What are the age ranges for children’s ministry?
Programming is available for infants through preschool at 10 a.m., and programming for children grades K-5 is available at 9:15 a.m. The Rapids, Brookwood’s Children’s Minsitry, helps children become extraordinary followers of Jesus by helping them worship God, connect with each other, and share the good things God has done in their lives with others.

Does Brookwood have a Student Ministries Program?
Brookwood has a small group for students in grades 6-12. This small group meets on Sundays at 9:15 and offers Bible study and prayer, building relationships between the students, and helping students share the good things God is doing in their lives all with the goal of helping them become extraordinary followers of Jesus. 

How do I join a Bible study?
Brookwood  offers small group Bible studies for adults.  Small Groups are places where people connect with each other, pray, and study the Bible together. These communities of up to twelve people form the foundation of how Brookwood Community Church helps people to become extraordinary followers of Jesus.

The small groups that are available for winter and spring 2009 are focused on building connections and are flexibly organized around the schedule and interests of those involved. We believe that small groups must be tailored to the learning style and spiritual goals of those involved.   For more information, contact Brookwood’s offices at 952.233.8946.

Do you offer support groups?
Support group ministries will begin as needs arise. For more information, contact the Brookwood office at 952.233.8946.

I would like prayer. Who could I talk and pray with?
There are three easy ways to request prayer at Brookwood. You can turn in prayer requests weekly on the back of the “I Matter” cards or pray with one of the leaders after any service. Someone at Connection Point can help you find the right person. You can also click on the resources link on our home page and email in a prayer request. 

How can I volunteer?
Volunteering opportunities abound at Brookwood. Our deep desire is to help each person find just the right place to serve where they can use the talents and gifts God has given. For more information, check “volunteering” on an “I Matter” card, and someone will contact you quickly.

What is the denomination of the Church?
Brookwood is truly a community church, open to people of every background. We partner with the Conservative Congregational Christian Conference, a denomination committed to starting new churches that help people become extraordinary followers of Jesus and helping existing churches do the same. The CCCC is rooted in the faith of the Pilgrims who were early settlers of the United States.

What are Brookwood's beliefs & values?
Brookwood’s beliefs are orthodox and evangelical. For more information click on the Brookwood’s beliefs and values page.

Do you offer adults classes on Sunday mornings?
We build community among our adults through small groups that typically meet during the week. See "small groups" for more information about how to become involved.

Is there a program for single adults?
A small group for single adults has begun to form, and will always open to newcomers. The group seeks to build community through study, social activities, and community service, with the ultimate goal of becoming extraordinary followers of Jesus. For more information click on the Brookwood Single Adults Ministry page.

Do you have contemporary and traditional services?
Brookwood’s worship style could best be considered “contemporary.” That means that the dress is casual and the music matches the sounds heard most frequently on Christian radio stations such as KTIS (98.5).

What are the service times?
Worship happens weekly on Sunday mornings at 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. in the auditorium of the Junior High School located at 200 10th Avenue East in Shakopee.

Do you offer Wednesday evening programs?
Currently Brookwood’s programming is focused on Sunday mornings. During the week small groups are available.

What is your connection with Wooddale Church?
Wooddale Church started Brookwood Community Church, and many of the people who were involved from the start came from Wooddale. We are grateful to Wooddale Church for leadership, vision, support, and prayer.

How can I learn more?
Starting Point is Brookwood’s first experience for people looking to know more. It meets once a month. Check the Current, our weekly newsletter, for the next date.  If you are ready to take Starting Point, simply fill out an “I Matter” card and write “Starting Point” on the back.