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Right now our congregation worships together once on Sunday mornings at 9:00am with occasional midweek services depending on the liturgical season. We have a rotation of musical leadership from the piano, to a more contemporary band, to an organ. Each service is as unique as those who attend.
After worship you will find the congregation gathered in our Fireside Room often drinking coffee or chatting with each other. Several Sundays a month following worship there is Sunday school for our preschool to 5th grade students or youth group for high school students. We would love to have you join us on a Sunday morning– just come on by!
- Service: Sunday 9AM
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FAQ's
Come in whatever makes you comfortable. There is no dress code, as God meets us wherever we are, however we are.
Yes! All are welcome at God’s Table no matter what denomination or faith tradition you currently or previously followed. This is God’s meal for all of God’s people.
We have a large parking lot that accommodates all who attend worship. You are welcome to park nearest the main door (facing west, with the portico). While there is a back door, it is always locked, and parking in the back of the building makes for a long walk.
After worship each week, there is a time of fellowship where members and guests mingle and catch up on what is going on in life. The easiest way is to show up on a Sunday morning and get to know those sitting around you.
Yes! The church office is open Monday thru Thursday from 10:00am-2:00pm most days excluding holidays. There are random times when the office is closed, so if you need something, it might be best to check ahead of time.
Our average attendance is 50-60. While we aren’t quite big enough to blend in, you certainly won’t be the only one in the pews!
We love your kids and take joy in watching them grow!
Have more questions?
Give us a call! Our team would be happy to answer any questions you many have before you visit us. Click the call us button to get connected.
