Prayer and scripture
Spoken prayer and scripture readings create space to listen for God and bring the concerns of the community into worship.
Prayer, scripture, preaching, communion, and music bring the congregation together each Sunday at 11:30 AM.
Join the congregation on Sunday
Plan your first visit or listen to recent sermons before you arrive. Worship begins Sundays at 11:30 AM.

A shared rhythm of faith
Our Sunday service follows a Christian rhythm of gathering, listening, responding, sharing communion, and being sent to serve.
Music helps the congregation pray, celebrate, remember, and participate together. Organ, piano, choir, and congregational song support worship without requiring visitors to know every word or custom in advance.
Communion is central to our weekly worship and reflects Christ’s welcome at the table.
Prayer, scripture, preaching, communion, and music bring the congregation together each Sunday at 11:30 AM.
Spoken prayer and scripture readings create space to listen for God and bring the concerns of the community into worship.
Sermons connect scripture, faith, questions, and daily life with compassion and room for reflection.
The congregation gathers at the table each week as a sign of grace, remembrance, and belonging.
Organ, piano, choir, and worship leadership invite the whole congregation into prayer and praise.
At the table and in song
Worship is shaped by faithful preparation, collaborative leadership, and the gifts of people who have served this congregation for many years.

An open table
Bread and cup ground the service in the life and welcome of Christ. Visitors do not need to arrive with every question answered in order to share in the worshiping community.

Organ, piano, and choir
Gerald has served the church through organ, piano, choir, and musical coordination since 1987, understanding music as a sacred expression of faith and community.

Worship leadership
Jason guides the congregation in joyful song and brings musical, theatrical, and visual creativity to an inviting and participatory worship experience.