Worship
Contrary to what some Christians may think, worship is not something that we do for God, but rather is about what God does for us. For this reason we use the term “Divine Service”, indicating that in the worship service God is giving us His gifts. Worship is the time that we receive Christ’s forgiveness through the spoken Word and sacraments. For this reason worship is viewed reverentially, prayerfully, and joyfully. The order of service (Liturgy) follows the same format that Christians have used throughout their history. In this way we are connected to the church throughout the ages.
Regular Service (Fall/Winter/Spring/Summer):
Sunday, 8:00am and 10:45am
Education Hour (Fall/Winter/Spring/Summer):
Sunday, 9:30am
Holy Communion:
Every Sunday and most special services.
(Wine is available in both the common cup and individual cups).
Wednesday Evening Vespers (Summer):
Starting June 9, we will pray Vespers Wednesday evenings at 7 p.m. throughout the summer. Vespers, meaning “evening,” is a service of praise to God through psalmody, hymns and canticles, readings, and prayer and is one of the most ancient of the daily prayer services celebrated in the church.
Read more about:
Our church service on the radio.
