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We offer two worship services on Sunday: A contemporary service at 8:30 in the Fellowship Hall, and a traditional service at 11:00 in the Sanctuary. Sunday School is also offered to persons of all ages at 9:45.
Our core beliefs are those shared with the majority of Christians. For more information, visit our beliefs page.
The only dress code we have is “please do!” You’ll see people wearing everything from “Sunday best” to shorts. Wear whatever makes you comfortable and that you consider appropriate for attending church.
We offer two styles of worship: Contemporary and traditional
The contemporary service (8:30 – Fellowship Hall) is less formal and features music from artists that you often hear on Contemporary Christian radio. Older hymns with modern arrangements are also offered.
The traditional service (11:00 – Sanctuary) has a more formal ritual and includes mostly traditional hymns from a hymnal (words and readings are also projected on a screen), the Apostles’ Creed, and Gloria Patri.
While children are welcome to stay with their parents during the worship service, a nursery is offered for the 11:00 service and at other times by arrangement.
Absolutely! Jesus said “let the children come to me,” and we say the same. A children’s sermon is offered during the traditional service and “busy bags” are also available by request.
Both worship services are live streamed to our Facebook page and added to our YouTube channel later on. Both allow on-demand viewing, so you may worship online anytime.
We offer baptism to babies, children, and adults by sprinkling, pouring, and immersion. To learn more about baptism or to schedule a baptism, please contact the pastor.
Yes. We practice an “open table,” meaning that anyone who wishes to receive communion is welcome to do so.
No. We want you to be comfortable and concentrate on worshipping God, so you won’t be singled out as a first time guest.
Send us a message through the form on the Contact page and someone will be in touch with you as soon as possible.
