Worship is the heart of our common life together. It centers us and invites us to hear the goodness of God’s love and mercy against the din and fear all around us. When you arrive for worship an usher will greet you with a leaflet outlining the service. You may sit wherever you would like. We can’t wait to meet you. * Please note that at this time, masks are optional.*
8:00—Contemplative Worship (Sep.-May)
This is a contemplative service with traditional Elizabethan language (thee, thou) from the Book of Common Common Prayer. It contains readings from Holy Scripture, a sermon, prayers and Holy Communion. Music is sung the first Sunday of every month.
10:15—Traditional Worship (Sep.-May)
Along with with readings from Holy Scripture, a sermon, prayers, and Holy Communion, this service includes a broad mix of contemporary and traditional hymns, choir, and a special sermon for children.
9:30—Summer Worship (Memorial Day to Labor Day)
Children in Worship
We believe children belong in worship no matter how squirmy or loud they may be. Many of our children and youth also help lead worship by reading Scripture, assisting at Holy Communion, and serving as an acolyte. Although most families attend the 10:15 service, there are activities bags and a children’s bulletin available at both services. Nursery care is available for children ages 5 and under at the 10:15 service.
