Worship moves us as we:
Gather in God's grace, Hear and Sing the Word of God, Feast on the Meal, are Sent to Live God's Love
Through worship, God restores us and inspires us to live our regular lives with God's compassion for ourselves and others.
​Because we worship, we are better able to live. 

Participatory Worship

We participate in the holy by encountering God
​through Word and Sacrament

Together, we proclaim God's Word, Jesus, 
through readings, song, and preaching
We feast at Holy Communion,
Jesus' real presence in bread and wine
​for all people

The way we worship changes throughout the month and season. 
We enjoy classic hymns and new favorites.
​There is always special music from our choir, bell choir, children's choir, or individuals.
​Hymns might be accompanied on organ or Clavinova.
Fourth Sundays incorporate children to a greater degree. Fifth Sundays have a prayer and healing focus.
During the winter months following Christmas, worship becomes more casual. 

The Church Organ: 
​Our Gould and Young pipe organ has 27 ranks (sets of pipes) divided into four divisions; Great, Swell, Choir, and Pedal. The Great division, which consists of 486 pipes or about 1/4 of the organ (the organ has a total of 1,609 pipes), is a focal point in the sanctuary. It sits exposed in the front of the church and an all-brass Trumpette en Chamade division projects out from the front toward the congregation. The three-manual console is made of White Oak and Cherry. The keys are real ivory.