What style of worship do you have?                                    

We have two options. The early service is a contemporary expression of Christian worship and starts at 9am in the Fellowship Hall. This worship is supported by our Praise Team, a multi-generational group that leads in contemporary Christian music. You also experience the use of multi-media presentations as film and current event clips are used to enhance the worship experience. Our contemporary service is currently on hiatus as we restructure that worship service.

The late service meets at 10:30am in the Sanctuary following an hour of Sunday School. Supporting this worship is our Chancel Choir singing an eclectic selection of music from the master composers of the past and the choral innovators of today. Congregational singing is accompanied by a pipe organ and piano as we sing hymns that reflect our faith.  

What should we know about the worship services?

Our Sunday worship service has a traditional feel to it, which is a nice counterbalance to our progressive theology. We have a wonderful choir and their musical presentations are always uplifting. We pray together, sing hymns, have about 15-20 minute sermons, and collect an offering that supports the ministries and missions of the church. You won’t find us reciting creeds, but we do occasionally recite prayers and litanies together. Once a month, we offer communion to all those who would like to partake (any age, regardless of his or her baptismal status). The entire service lasts approximately one hour, though we hope the effects of your time with us will last much, much longer.

What do I do with my children?                                                               

Childcare is provided in our children’s wing, which is located in the basement of our building. A "Children's Moment" is offered in the service.  Several parents keep their children in the service until after the Children’s Moment and then take them to the nursery.  You are more than welcome, though, to keep your children in the worship service. They are not a distraction but rather a very beautiful part of our church body.