Join Us Every Sunday For Worship!
Worship begins at 10:30 am - We have our worship services in person and online on Zoom.
Our worship services are where we gather to proclaim the good news that God has shared with us through the person of Jesus Christ. We engage in group and individual prayer, sing together, and hear the reading and preaching of God's word.
We meet around the Lord's Table every week, as that is one of our most deeply-held beliefs. We believe that communion, our weekly reenactment of Jesus Christ's last supper with his disciples, is open to all.
Everyone who comes to the church is invited to fully participate in our worship services. All are invited to share prayers during the Prayers of the People or light a prayer candle. Opportunities to share are extended to those joining us on Zoom as well.
We would love to have your voice in our choir (or just singing during multiple songs throughout the service)! There are many opportunities for members to serve in worship - worship leaders, elders, and deacons all help to make our worship services as meaningful as possible. Interested in being a Worship Leader? Click here.
Fall Worship Focus
Seeking: Honest Questions for Deeper Faith
Jesus replied, “I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never be hungry again. Whoever believes in me will never be thirsty.
John 6:35 (NLT)
Bread of Life: Gather. Savor. Share. The world feels heavy—divided and uncertain. Hearts ache, minds seek peace, and souls hunger for hope. In these moments, many search for a way forward. Amid injustice and tragedies, we remember we must first gather around the table for strength so we can respond with love and grace.
This fall, let us gather together to break bread, savor the divine generosity of God, and rise to share with the world out of the abundance we have received from the bread of life.
The table is open. Come, be renewed, and take this bread.
Our next series, Bread of Life, highlights how Jesus fed people—not just their bodies but also their souls—with good news, stories of redemption, and parables that showed the way of God’s kingdom. From wedding feasts to eating with tax collectors to feeding thousands, people left Jesus’ presence with full hearts and bellies. A gift Jesus gives freely so we may give to others.
September 6: Bread of Life - John 6:25–40 (I Am the Bread of Life)
September 13: Bread for Growth - Luke 13:18–21 (Parable of the Yeast)
September 20: Bread for Sharing - Luke 14:7-14 (Parable of the Great Banquet)
September 27: Bread for Community - Luke 19:1–10 (Dinner with Zacchaeus)
October 4: Bread for Feasting - John 21:1-17 (Breakfast on the Beach)