We gather each Sunday at 10:00 AM.

Our worship is grounded, honest, and connected to real life—not just abstract ideas, but the things we carry every day.

You don’t have to have everything figured out to be here.

Each service includes music, prayer, scripture, and a message that connects faith with everyday life.

Some parts may feel familiar, others might be new—but you don’t need to know what you’re doing to be part of it.

You can follow along in the bulletin, or simply take it in.

You won’t be singled out or put on the spot.

You’re free to participate as much or as little as you’d like.

Come as you are—seriously.

Music is a meaningful part of our worship.

You’ll hear a mix of traditional hymns and newer songs, led by choir and musicians who help shape our time together.

You’re welcome to sing—or just listen.

We believe God gave kids wiggles and giggles for a reason. Children of all ages are welcome in worship—moving, making noise, and participating.

Each week, we include a children’s message, and kids are welcome to help lead worship too.

Look for:

• Activity bags near the entrance (crayons, puzzles, coloring pages)

• The Pray-Ground, where children can gather during and after worship

Children are not the future of the church—they’re the church right now.

Throughout the year, we hold services for sacred seasons and meaningful moments, including:

• Ash Wednesday

• Holy Week & Easter

• Advent

• Christmas

• Healing Services

• Blessing of the Animals

• Midweek Summer Worship

See our Events Page or Newsletter for upcoming special services.

If there is a need we are not meeting, please let someone know or let Pastor know.

• Ramp entrance is located to the left of the red doors

• Accessible, gender-neutral restroom available at the front right of the sanctuary

• Changing tables in all restrooms

• Hearing assistance is coming soon

• LGBTQ+ individuals, children, and people of all backgrounds—you are welcome here

• Printed sermons and announcements are available upon request

Have questions about worship or what to expect? Curious about baptism, Communion, or how to get involved?

Contact us here—we’d love to hear from you.

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