The Early Service (8:45 a.m.)Our 8:45 a.m. service is a casual, quiet, contemplative service featuring a time of silence, Scripture, preaching, and communion. Sometimes nicknamed "The Introvert Service," this worship opportunity make space for meditation and contemplation in an early morning timeslot and offers a weekly opportunity to receive the sacrament of holy communion.
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11:00 a.m. WorshipOur 11:00 worship service is a celebration of the diversity of the human family, a no-frills service that is thoughtful, personal, and deeply spiritual. Our blended worship style features the musical leadership of some of the best local blues and jazz musicians and includes thought-provoking messages that illumine the many connections between Biblical stories and the social justice issues we face as a society today. This worship service is available in-person (masks are required for everyone over 2 years old) and online via Facebook or YouTube.
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Children in WorshipOur services are child-friendly, and a newly updated space in the back of our sanctuary called The Nest (named in reference to Psalm 84) provides a space for small bodies to move freely and color or play quietly while worshipping with us. Children’s sermons relate the weekly worship themes in language they can access. Children also help our worship experience by serving as acolytes, and collecting the weekly Noisy Offering, pocket change designated for The Shalom Project. For more information about children's programming, click here.
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October Sermon SeriesFor the month of October, we will take a tongue-in-cheek approach to broadening our understanding of Scripture through a series called "That's Not in the Bible." We'll take on some common phrases that are often misattributed to the Bible, ask why we assume they're in there, and take a look at what it actually says and how to counter harmful ideas. Join us every Sunday in October as we explore together.
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