Worship

We worship at 10:30 a.m. every Sunday. We like to tell people “you can come as you are.” That means you can wear what you want, think what you want and be what you want. You will be welcomed here.

We’re a little unorthodox at times and occasionally a little irreverent. We like to experiment as we look for new ways to explore the teachings of Jesus. We’re also authentic. We care more about being honest than offering polished performances. 

Our Sanctuary is a safe place to tell the truth, to see and be seen.

Children Are Welcome Here
 

During worship on Sundays in the Sanctuary,  we invite children and young people to make themselves comfortable. We have activity packs to distribute to keep busy hands and minds occupied during our hour-long service.

Families with young children are invited to use the Fireplace Room as an extension of the sanctuary space (that is what it was designed for). There is no expectation that babies and toddlers and kiddos will sit still for 60 minutes, or remain silent. We invite real bodies and real lives into our spaces. 

April Spisak, our Children and Youth Coordinator, will be present in the Fireplace room during worship every Sunday. She creates a welcoming atmosphere and helps kids navigate the space by offering developmentally appropriate crafts and stories. 

The Music

Abigail Moon serves as our Choir & Music Director. Kristin Rorrer is our pipe organist and pianist. Our church choir contributes to our liturgy and worship through sacred choral music and traditional hymns.

The Sermon

If you want to be spiritually and intellectually challenged, this is the place to come. Our pulpit will invite you to think with your mind and your heart. Or, as Pastor Jen says, a good pulpit comforts the afflicted and afflicts the comfortable.

Pastor Keith preaches once a quarter and also when Pastor Jen is away.

Want to check out a sermon? Sample one here.

Coffee, Tea and Fellowship

After the service, join us for coffee, tea and conversation. It’s a great opportunity to meet people, ask questions and discover why so many people call this their faith community.