Services

Psalm Devotion and Prayer, 9:30 AM (Adults)
Sabbath School for Adults, 10 AM
Sabbath School for Children, 9:30 – 10:45 AM
Morning Worship, 11 AM
Evening Worship, 6:30 PM
Food and Fellowship in the Fireside Room, Following Evening Worship

Wednesday Night Bible Study and Prayer

It is helpful to know what to expect in worship as a first-time visitor. First, you should know that we keep it simple as New Testament worship should be. This keeps us mainly to the reading, preaching, and singing of God’s Holy Word. There is no offering, but you may give to God’s work at our church in boxes at the back of the sanctuary. And we sing only the Bible’s own hymnal — the collected Psalms, using the Comprehensive Psalter which puts them to meter for ease in our language and time. Many of the psalms are set to commonly known tunes. As well, we sing without instruments as the Old Testament temple system has been replaced, and we sing now with the instruments of our hearts in the Spirit as Christ’s spiritual temple (Ephesians 5:19). This message here is not a theological explanation of our worship practice, but is simply shared so that you know what to expect when you visit us. See our resources page for theological presentations of this and other important topics. We do highlight here that this has been the worship practice of the church from Biblical times through most of its history, and only recently has changed in many churches along with the times. We find many who experience it for the first time find it simply refreshing.