Heart of Worship

“Wonder is the basis of worship.” – Thomas Carlyle

            Worship, simply put, is a way of life.  It’s about more than singing songs,

            saying prayers, and listening to sermons.  Worship is about living throughout

            the week, throughout the year, and throughout our lives—living in relationship

            with God, with one another, and with our world. 

            As Christians, we meet about once a week to worship together.  We sing, we

            laugh, we pray, we get quiet, we read, we listen, we commit, we share… and

            hopefully we get a sense of what God is doing in our lives and in our world. 

11:00 a.m.       Sunday Morning Worship

            Sunday morning worship services are open to a diverse community of all ages. 

            Our typical order of worship includes opportunities for reflection, prayer, sermons

            for adults and children, and vibrant music.

7:00 p.m.         Sunday Evening Worship

            Intimate and somewhat informal, Evening Worship is central to the Campus

            Ministry program and attracts students, young adults, and families alike. 

            During the service, we hear God's Word read, proclaimed, and celebrated in the

            Lord's Supper.  Students, come early at 6:00 and join us in our Campus Dinner

            (free!) and then stick around for worship!

7:00 p.m.         Monthly Evening Taizé Service

            On the last Sunday of each month, the 7:00 service is a Taizé-style service

            in the Sanctuary.  Taizé worship incorporates song, prayer, silence, sacrament,

            and scripture in a deeply reflective service during which participants are invited

            to shed all distraction in favor of prayerful meditation.  This service is open to

            all, and children’s participation is encouraged!