Sunday Worship
Sunday Mornings
Gather for coffee, etc. at 8:30; Table Service at 8:45; Sunday Church School at 10; Traditional Worship at 11– Coffee fellowship following
Worship and Sunday Church School
Sunday mornings stream seamlessly in the nursery and primary place for our young children. The Sunday Church School theme connects with Worship flowing through the morning with learning through story, music, activity free & structured play.
Table Service or Traditional Worship
Children and younger youth are encouraged to worship with their families; worship bags are available with activity sheets and materials for journaling with words and/or images. Once children worship regularly with their parents, they are encouraged to serve in worship in a variety of ways: lighting candles (acolytes); carrying in the elements (bread and a pitcher); helping greet or receive the offering and more. Middle and High School Youth are encouraged to participate in worship and in worship leadership in either service. They may serve as acolytes, greeters, or readers; help receive the offering; sing or play instruments.
Gather for coffee, etc. at 8:30; Table Service at 8:45; Sunday Church School at 10; Traditional Worship at 11– Coffee fellowship following
Worship and Sunday Church School
Sunday mornings stream seamlessly in the nursery and primary place for our young children. The Sunday Church School theme connects with Worship flowing through the morning with learning through story, music, activity free & structured play.
Table Service or Traditional Worship
Children and younger youth are encouraged to worship with their families; worship bags are available with activity sheets and materials for journaling with words and/or images. Once children worship regularly with their parents, they are encouraged to serve in worship in a variety of ways: lighting candles (acolytes); carrying in the elements (bread and a pitcher); helping greet or receive the offering and more. Middle and High School Youth are encouraged to participate in worship and in worship leadership in either service. They may serve as acolytes, greeters, or readers; help receive the offering; sing or play instruments.