Worship with Us
We worship at 11 AM every Sunday in our sanctuary and online. Our worship service is traditional, yet informal and relational. We pray together, sing together, hear the good news together, and break bread together.
Music
On a Sunday morning, you’ll hear an organ and a piano, and some Sundays you’ll hear a guitar, trumpets, an aerophone, and even an occasional accordion. Our music ranges from traditional hymns to some more modern music. It’s not uncommon to hear both music styles in a single worship service.
Worship
You'll see ministers and lay leaders leading worship, including children and teens, with space for all ages to be in worship as their full selves.
We hope that your experience in worship will invite deeper wonder and curiosity, offer space for you to connect with God, to find community, and send you out with hope and courage to live with love in your week ahead.
The practice of an open table is central to our life together and we take communion every week because it is where we are reminded of God’s expansive love and welcome, and it shapes our role and work in the world. We practice a radically open table, which means you are welcome to Christ’s table just as you are.
About Us
Grow with Us
Serve with Us
We are a community that welcomes all. And we mean all. Learn more about how to connect and what to expect each Sunday.
Our faith is a balance of head, heart, and hands. Learn about opportunities for the whole family to grow and learn on Sunday mornings and throughout the week.
Serving our community is a big part of who we are–through hands-on service opportunities, community partnerships, and advocating for justice. Join us as we serve God’s people.
Ready to Plan Your Visit?
We’d love for you to join us! We know visiting a new place can feel intimidating, so if you’re ready to plan your visit, let us know you’re coming so we can be looking for you and help make your visit as smooth and enjoyable as possible.
Have Questions?
We’d love to connect with you on your faith journey.
Your questions matter to us.