Thinking of stopping by?
Here are some things we thought might help you feel at home:
Who We Are
We are followers of Jesus: children, young adults, families, and seniors who come from a variety of backgrounds. We are long-time members and newcomers; people of deep faith and those still searching; people shaped by many traditions—and sometimes seeking a deeper sense of faith and community. We are not limited by ability, age, economic status, ethnicity, gender identity, personal history or sexual orientation.
Which service?
We have multiple opportunities to join us each week. Join in on Sunday mornings at 9 AM via Zoom and at 10:30 AM in the church and through YouTube. Both services are friendly and casual. You'll receive a warm welcome.
Sunday Explorations at 9:30 AM offer the adults of the community space to ask questions about faith and the issues of our time. Our children's program during the 10:30 AM service offers the youngest in our midst a place to participate fully in the liturgy and enjoy learning together. Music includes contemporary and classical, choir, organ, piano and guitar. The service typically lasts just over an hour, and we always linger for coffee, cookies and conversation afterwards.
For more information on services, including our music-focused services on Sunday evenings, click here.
What happens?
When you arrive, someone will offer you an order of service which has everything you need for the service. Find yourself a seat wherever you like, and relax.
Services are mostly made up of some singing, some listening and reflection, and some prayer. There are some beautiful rituals (including the Eucharist, also known as Communion) which we hope you'll find meaningful, whether you take part or just observe.
Beginners are always welcome.
Kids and Youth
Our 10:30 AM service welcomes families. We have activities and resources for kids and teens, whether in worship, in their time together exploring questions of faith, or with the youth group.
Our minister for children, youth and families, Lor, looks forward to welcoming you. Ask one of the greeters for directions to where the children gather.
