Worship Gatherings

Sunday

8:30 AM Traditional Worship

11:00 AM Traditional Worship

6:30 PM Youth Contemporary Worship

Holy Communion is generally celebrated on the 1st Sunday of each month, as well as on special days such as Christmas Eve.

Services for the Seasons of the Christian Year

Advent/Christmas/Epiphany

Lessons & Carols

Christmas Eve (special services for Children at 5 pm as well as Candle Light communion at 7 & 11 pm)

Epiphany

Baptism of the Lord (Baptismal Renewal Service)

Special orchestra and chancel choir performances are also offered.

Lent/Easter/Pentecost

Ash Wednesday

Holy Week

Communion and Footwashing (Holy Thursday)

Tenebrae (Good Friday)

Sunrise (Easter)

Easter Morning

Pentecost

Special orchestra and chancel choir performances are also offered.

Special Days

World Communion Sunday

All Saints Day

World Hunger Day

College Recognition Day

Senior Day (honoring high school graduates)

10 Steps to Prayer

1. Find a comfortable place where you won't be interrupted. Read several chapters of one of the Gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke or John.

2. Close your eyes: give thanks for three things. Move toward God and away from self-sufficiency.

3. Ask God to bless and help three other people who you believe may need God's help today. Move toward others and away from self-centeredness.

4. Ask God to forgive your sins and mistakes as you confess them; ask God to give you the strength to forgive.

5. Ask God to help one other person that you find hard to like. Ask for insight into that person's problems and how you may allow God's love to flow through you.

6. Ask to be sensitive today toward the needs of one person with whom you may share God's love by word and deed.

7. Ask for insight into your own personal problems.

8. Ask for help in achieving your personal goals.

9. Ask God to tell you the most important thing you need to do

today in order to “seek first His kingdom.”

10. Listen for three minutes for what God may say to you.

Close with the Lord's Prayer