Worship is a time to praise God and celebrate the Gospel. It is a time to receive God's love and grace, and a time to respond to God's blessings by committing ourselves to love and serve God by loving and serving our neighbors. Casual, family-friend worship is held on Sundays at 10:15 a.m. We are inclusive and welcome everyone in worship!  

Sunday Morning Worship Schedule

9:30       Sunday School for All Ages  
10:15      Casual Family-friendly Worship                                    
11:15       Coffee & Community Building

"Let There Be Light" Advent Worship Series

Advent is a season of waiting - waiting for Christmas when we celebrate the birth of Jesus, and waiting for Jesus to come again, and again, into our world of brokenness and pain. During the four weeks of advent, we focus on the longing we feel during this time, the longing for Christ's kingdom to come on earth as it is in heaven. And as we wait, we light candles, adding one more each week, as a devotional sign of Christ's Light coming into our world of darkness.

Join us Sundays at 10:15am for this time of worship and candle lighting and exploring God's promises to bring us hope, peace, joy and love through God's Light and Love made human.

On Christmas Eve, we worship at 5:00pm with an interactive service for all ages, celebrating with readings, Christmas carols, candlelight and communion. 

Get involved

There are many opportunities for members of the church family to participate in worship as liturgist, greeters, or to provide special music. 

Special Offerings* 

Tithing
1 st Sunday
​2nd Sunday
3rd Sunday
4th Sunday
5th Sunday  
Food Pantry
Hope Capital Fund
Noisy change for Prayer Shawls
Care Fund
Noisy Change for Prayer Shawls
* In addition to our regular offerings we collect offerings for special missions within our local and global church.
Jesus was God but emptied himself. He gave up the throne in order to become human and live among us, primarily for the purpose of saving us and giving us life.  Thus restoring us to our original place in God’s family.  In Jesus, we become adopted children of God.  Now God is asking for our response to that generosity. How generous are we to God? How generous are we in terms of our daily prayers, presence in the church, gifts and offerings, daily services, and witness.

The Old Testament required God's people to offer back to God 10% of their livelihood.  That may seem like an extravagant response but the truth is that is if that what we have is from God – our life, our body, our mind, our spirit - offering back one tenth of all that we have becomes a biblical response to God's blessings to us.