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Elevation Church offers four main ways to join a worship experience: attend a physical campus, stream as part of the online eFam community, join a Watch Party that streams together, or attend a Pop-Up event in another city. The right choice depends on whether you want to be in the room, watch from wherever you are, or gather with others nearby. The church's site frames all of these as ways to "become a part of all God is doing," so you can pick based on location and how much in-person connection you want.
The Four Ways to Join
| Format | What it is | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Physical Campus | In-person worship at one of the church's physical campuses | People who live near a campus and want the full in-person experience |
| Live Streams (eFam) | The online community that streams church from wherever members are | Anyone who wants to watch from home or on the go |
| Watch Party | Groups of eFam that stream the worship experience together | People who want community while watching remotely |
| Pop-Up | Events where the church brings worship to different cities across the nation | People who want an in-person experience without a nearby campus |
Step by Step: Choosing and Joining
- Decide between in person and online. If you want to be physically present, start with the campus or Pop-Up options. If you want to watch from anywhere, start with Live Streams or a Watch Party.
- For a physical campus, use the "Find a location" link on the site to see which campus works for you.
- For online worship, use "Find a time" under Live Streams to pick a stream that fits your schedule.
- For community while streaming, use "Find a watch party" to locate a group that watches together.
- For a Pop-Up, use "Find a pop-up" to see where the church is bringing worship to different cities.
- Verify before you go. The site presents these as live links to current locations, times, and events. Confirm the specific campus, stream time, or pop-up date on the linked page before making plans, since schedules and locations can change.
What to Expect Once You're Connected
The site describes connection as more than attending a service. Under "Discover more ways to connect," it lists events, tours, worship music, and devotionals, including a call to "start our new devotional." It also notes specific happenings such as a Chapel event on November 5 for young adults with an RSVP, and a prompt to "purchase your tickets today" for a worship event. These are examples of the kind of time-specific items the site surfaces; check the current page for what is actually scheduled.
For families and deeper involvement, the site points to ministry areas: eGroups (small groups), Outreach (local and global impact), Children's Ministry, Youth Ministry, Young Adult Ministry, Elevation College, and Worship Ministry. Each has a "Learn more" link.
Getting Involved Beyond Attending
The "How to get involved" section lists three paths:
- Volunteer — serve on a volunteer team to help advance the mission.
- Lead — lead an eGroup, host a Watch Party, or become a student leader.
- Opportunities — explore ways to use your gifts in a ministry setting.
If your goal is simply to try a service, start with a campus, stream, Watch Party, or Pop-Up. If your goal is to build community, a Watch Party or eGroup is the more direct route. If you want to serve, the volunteer and lead paths are the place to begin.
Common Questions
Do I need to be local to participate? No. The eFam online community is built for people who stream from wherever they are, and Watch Parties group those streamers together.
What if there's no campus near me? The Pop-Up format brings church to different cities across the nation, and the online options are available regardless of location.
Is there something for my kids or teens? Yes. The site lists Children's Ministry ("partnering with parents to develop kids' faith") and Youth Ministry ("developing youth who influence culture"), along with Young Adult Ministry and Elevation College.
How do I know what's happening soon? The site highlights current items such as devotionals, ticketed worship events, and dated gatherings like the November 5 Chapel. Because these change, confirm details on the linked pages rather than relying on a summary.