In-person worship is at 10:00 am on Sundays.   Please register for in-person worship so we can safely seat our worshippers. Our historic sanctuary has limited capacity. We wear masks and follow social distancing. The Peace of Christ is shared in new ways like jazz hands and peace signs. Remote worship is live-streaming every Sunday at 10:00am on our Facebook page. You can request our weekly newsletter with a worship registration link. 

You can expect to feel welcome, to hear the Word of God, and to know God's presence in our beautiful historic sanctuary. We pray, learn, and laugh together. Our pastor really presses us to participate with enthusiam.  While we love our traditions, you never know what new or unexpected way of worshipping we might explore. We are low on formality and high on community. You will discover worshippers from a variety of Christian traditions. You will find people dressed in their Sunday best and others in casual clothing. Wear what you feel comfortable in. There is no judgement here. 

Communion
Communion is typically celebrated the first Sunday of the month. We celebrate an Open Communion Table, meaning all who hunger and thirst for Jesus, are invited to receive communion. This meal is open to all. Before Covid, we used loaves of bread and unfermented grape juice. We made gluten-free communion available and on a separate plate with individual cups of juice (ask server for this option). Until further notice we will use prepackaged individually wrapped communion cups and wafers. 

Why no wine? Communion with grape juice is part of our Methodist heritage and a commitment of solidarity with those in recovery or struggling with addiction. In fact, no alcohol is served on our campus at any events. Again, our Communion table welcomes ALL. Sometimes we serve by intinction (dipping the bread into the cup) and other times we pass plates of cubed bread and small cups through the pews. 

Children 
God put the wiggle in children, don’t feel you have to suppress it in God’s house. A church full of wiggling children is a church full of life.  We provide worship bags with a variety of quiet activities to keep our youngest worshippers engaged during worship. We have a "playground" with toys and books for our youngest worshippers to keep busy. September- June children begin worship with the entire congregation and then head to Sunday School where they continue to experience the Word of God. For communion or baptisms, children remain in worship, so they learn our rich traditions and theology.

Fellowship
Fellowship time is suspended until further notice
​Worship is followed by Coffee Hour, across the parking lot in Fellowship Hall. There is coffee, tea, juice and tasty church snacks. We keep nut-free snacks available and stored separately.  We are biased but we do Coffee Hour well. During this time, we catch up with one other. Newcomers are greeted and get to know us better. In many ways, Coffee Hour is an extension of our worship time together. We continue to be in community as God's people, often informally discussing how to be The Church to each other and beyond. 

Accessibility
Large print bulletins and hearing assistant devices are available. The best seats in the house for acoustics are in the front and center pews of the sanctuary. There is a fully accessible ramp into our Church and Fellowship Hall. ​We have an accessible restroom. There is also a "Prayground" area with extra space for crawling and spreading out with books and toys to make even our most wiggly worshippers feel welcome.