As Lutherans, we gather to participate in worship, to return thanks and praise for all that God has given us.
In a typical Sunday morning worship, we participate by praying, singing, reading/listening to the Bible, speaking, confessing our sins, receiving forgiveness, sharing God’s peace, giving an offering, and receiving Holy Communion.
One of the key elements in Lutheran worship is music. We offer one service in a style that is a blend of traditional hymns and liturgy with a contemporary praise band.
9:30am – Sunday worship
Our church service combines both a contemporary style of worship as well as a more traditional style in order to appeal to a wide variety of tastes.
Our Praise Band is made up of talented volunteers who play acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar, drums, keyboard, various other instruments, and also talented singers.
The Praise Band leads the congregation in worship songs…older ones such as “Sanctuary,” “Thy Word,” and “Shout to the Lord,” as well as newer ones that are currently on Christian radio stations.
Volunteers playing the piano or organ also lead the singing of hymns in the more traditional style of worship. The Chancel Choir sings offering anthems, as well as the seasonal Chime Choir, which plays hand chimes for special music. Various other instruments and soloists also add to the musical variety.
Please visit our FAQ “WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN I VISIT IN PERSON” for additional details.
Read more about ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America) worship at https://www.elca.org/Our-Work/Congregations-and-Synods/Worship
Please enjoy this recording of our recent service.
Join us live on Sunday’s at 9:30
