10:15a Worship Service
In this service we worship God through our gathering, our singing, our praying, our giving and our listening. In each of these areas we focus — as a community — on God and his love and grace for all.
In our worship through song, we consciously draw on the musical history of the church. We sing the traditional hymns of the faith as well as the worship music of today. Our primary musical goal is to inspire and support heartfelt congregational singing for the glory of God and the encouragement of each other. We take great joy in singing together.
In our worship through listening, we usually study a passage of either the Old or New Testament in order to understand it in its linguistic, historical and cultural context. Each week we strive to understand what the text means and how it should impact the way we live.
Our Worship Leaders have curated a Spotify playlist of the core songs that our church regularly sings. We hope that this playlist will be useful in filling your homes and your cars and your “listening to music activities” with soul-enriching music.
This Sunday
We welcome you to join us for our worship service at 10:15 am. For those who are not able to be with us, we continue to livestream the service on our Facebook page.
This Sunday we will be singing:
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Rejoice
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Jesus, Your Mercy
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How Deep the Father’s Love for Us
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O Praise the Name
Listen to our song playlist here.
Sunday Schools
Although we do many things in mixed-age groups, our Sunday morning classes are divided by age and interest.
9:10a Children’s Sunday Schools
Our children’s and youth classes meet from 9:10a to 10:00a.
The kids are currently going through the Olympian curriculum, learning what it means to live out their Christian faith. We invite your kids to come and join in the fun!
Our 6th-12th grade class is currently studying the New City Catechism.
9:15a Adult Bible Studies
We typically have two or more adult classes which meet from 9:15a to 10:00a.
One class, held in the community room, usually focuses on a book of the Old or New Testament, and is structured to cover a manageable portion of scripture in an interactive lecture format. While the leader has responsibility for teaching the passage, there is plenty of opportunity for discussion and questions.
We are presently studying the book of Isaiah. Isaiah is one of the most quoted books in the New Testament (55 times), and contains probably the clearest and most descriptive prophecy of the death of Jesus anywhere in the Old Testament, the Suffering Servant of Isaiah 53.
For the weeks of 7/21-8/04 we will be taking a break from the study of Isaiah to study the book of Jude.
There is usually a concurrent women’s discussion class which centers on the study of a Christian book and serves as a place of fellowship and prayer.
Currently, the women’s class is continuing their study of the Psalms. It includes a variety of videos plus a Nancy Guthrie study guide. The study guides are available in the class. 9:15am every Sunday morning. All are invited.
Children's Church
We currently offer Children’s Church classes for Pre-K and K-3rd during our church service.
We have temporarily suspended nursery.
In our Pre-K Children’s Church, we teach our children about God through specific stories in the Bible from the Gospel Project curriculum. Our kids will hear Bible stories, sing songs, make crafts, and learn to pray together. Come bring your little ones to join the fun!
In our K-3rd Children’s Church our kids learn the whole story of the Bible through the Gospel Project curriculum. This curriculum tells the stories of both the Old and New Testaments in ways that point the children to Jesus. Our hope is for our children to have an understanding of the big picture of God’s Word, and how it shows us how deeply He loves and cares for each of us through Jesus Christ. We hope you’ll bring your children to sing songs, hear Bible stories, play games, and learn about God’s love for them!