When does the service start?

The Traditional Service starts at 1045 on Sunday mornings.

Who can attend?

Everyone is welcome!

Our congregation is a blend of Soldiers, Veterans, Retirees, and Civilians. 

A current driver’s license or military ID is required to get onto Fort Knox.

Is Child Care available?

Starting April 2023, Child Care is no longer provided.

• The Annex is located behind Main Post Chapel.
• On-site care is convenient for parents
• Children must be registered with CYSS. One-time exception allowed for visitors.
• Childcare only provided for children who can walk.
• All child care staff are trained and qualified through CYSS.

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Is Children's Church offered?

Five-year-olds to fourteen-year-olds are invited to attend Children’s Church at the Annex.

• The Annex is located behind Main Post Chapel.
• Children’s Church provides Biblical teaching in a fun and safe environment!
• Our teachers have background checks to ensure the highest degree of safety for children.

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What do people wear?

Our members come from many different backgrounds and wear everything from suits to jeans.

So, you will fit in with whatever you choose to wear.

Are fellowship opportunities provided?

Every 2nd & 4th Sunday we have a fellowship meal at the Annex after the worship service! 

• It is free—paid for by tithes and offerings of the Traditional Service.

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What does MPC Protestant stand for?

Main Post Chapel Protestant

Our website used to be called "Fort Knox Traditional Protestant Service."

We choose a shorter website name for convenience!

What is our mission?

"Serving with Hearts & Hands for Christ" is our mission.
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Our Faith, Hope, and Charity logo was inspired by a stained glass window inside the sanctuary.

Visit our Faith, Hope, and Charity pages to learn more!