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At Northern Boulevard, we believe in embracing the idea that we are all made in the Image of God. We are all full of sacred worth.

In the spirit of these thoughts and with the help of Dean & Kellie Talley at The Smart Tarp tm | Custom Printed Tarps for Pro Roofer's they have helped us create a new logo for our church.

Historically, the dove has been a representation of peace, hope, and new beginnings. We are embarking on a new beginning at Northern Boulevard full of promise and hope. The dove is also present in Noah’s Ark where a dove returns with an olive branch, signaling the end of the flood and the beginning of a new era of peace. We hope that you find our new logo appealing and inviting.

Accessibility

Our facility was built in 1920 and added onto in the early 1970s. Not every part of the building is wheelchair accessible, but everywhere our Sunday programming takes place is. Below are specifics and photos of what to expect when navigating our space.

If you have specific questions or feedback about our accessibility features, or if there is any other kind of support we can provide to make your visit easier, please click here to send us a message, or give us a call.

Accessibility Details

Parking Access

Our parking lot has direct access to the main door via a ramp (the door is not automatic)

Wheelchair Friendly

Wheelchair parking is available in the back of the sanctuary

Seating

Seating is available in every room

Ground Floor

The whole ground floor is accessible by wheelchair, and all of our Sunday programming takes place on the ground floor.

Sanctuary

The sanctuary is accessible by ramp

Level Flooring

The sanctuary floor is level, not tilted

Pulpit

The pulpit is accessible by ramp

Exterior of a brown stone church building from the broad, empty parking lot. A wide, shallow ramp leads up to a door at the end of the building.

Primary entrance accessible by ramp from main parking lot

A platform roughly 8x10 feet, with a ramp on one side, a stairway opposite, and a door to enter the building between them. It is a pull door that opens out.

Primary entrance door at top of ramp (not an automatic door)

View from the church hallway into the sanctuary. A red-carpeted ramp leads into the back of the sanctuary.

Carpeted ramp into sanctuary

A wide, tiled hallway off the church lobby leads to two doors. One, standard width, leads to the men's bathroom. The other, a wider door, leads to the wheelchair accessible bathroom stall.

Wheelchair accessible bathroom, ext.

Interior of a bathroom. The toilet is in one corner with handhold railings to the right and behind it. The sink is on the same wall as the toilet, separated by a few feet. The room is spacious with plenty of space to maneuver.

Wheelchair accessible bathroom, int.

Interior of the church lobby. Large glass doors and windows at the far end of the room let in pleasant, natural light. There are plants around the edges of the room, and a coffee station in the corner. Four big, comfy chairs with arms are visible on the sides of the room

Narthex (lobby) with seating

A spacious, well-lit room with a piano, a TV, and art decorating the walls. Five long tables are visible, arranged with wide aisles between them and chairs on either side. The tables are decorated for Easter with pastel tablecloths and jars of flowers.

Sunday School meeting room

View of the back of the church sanctuary from the side. The main rows of pews are visible on the right, and a smaller area in the back with shorter pews to the left. Between the pews is a wide aisle where wheelchairs can park comfortably.

Back of Sanctuary

View from the back of the sanctuary. Roughly ten rows of pews are visible on either side of a center aisle. A large wooden cross hangs above the chancel, and the stage and room are lit warmly by natural light coming in through stained glass windows.

Sanctuary layout

Exterior of a brown stone church building from the broad, empty parking lot. A wide, shallow ramp leads up to a door at the end of the building.

Primary entrance accessible by ramp from main parking lot

A platform roughly 8x10 feet, with a ramp on one side, a stairway opposite, and a door to enter the building between them. It is a pull door that opens out.

Primary entrance door at top of ramp (not an automatic door)

View from the church hallway into the sanctuary. A red-carpeted ramp leads into the back of the sanctuary.

Carpeted ramp into sanctuary

A wide, tiled hallway off the church lobby leads to two doors. One, standard width, leads to the men's bathroom. The other, a wider door, leads to the wheelchair accessible bathroom stall.

Wheelchair accessible bathroom, ext.

Interior of a bathroom. The toilet is in one corner with handhold railings to the right and behind it. The sink is on the same wall as the toilet, separated by a few feet. The room is spacious with plenty of space to maneuver.

Wheelchair accessible bathroom, int.

Interior of the church lobby. Large glass doors and windows at the far end of the room let in pleasant, natural light. There are plants around the edges of the room, and a coffee station in the corner. Four big, comfy chairs with arms are visible on the sides of the room

Narthex (lobby) with seating

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