Worship

Worship is a verb, not something we watch happening in front of us! We all participate - all generations and abilities.

Our worship is rooted in God’s Word, and is Gospel-centered.

We come to worship with our whole selves, expecting that God meets us through the gifts of:

• Prayer
• Preaching
• Sacraments of the Table and Font
• Music and 
• Relationships, where we belong to God and to one another. 

As we worship, we acknowledge our local and global community

Our worship helps us experience

• Gratitude to God
• A challenge to grow and mature in Christ
• Comfort in the midst of pain or loss; and
• Healing and reconciliation, in ourselves and in our relationships

In all of this, we are being shaped and taught to be a living expression of the crucified and risen Christ.

Learn more about worship practices from the ELCA.

8:30 am Sunday Worship - with Holy Communion 

(nursery services provided)

10:30 am Sunday Worship - with Holy Communion 

(nursery services provided)

9pm 1st and 3rd Sundays Compline

7am Thursday First Prayer