Talking to people in our congregation you will hear a variety of faith stories. We have people who have been Methodists their whole life as well as those who have been Baptists, Catholics, Presbyterians or come from other non-denominational churches. You do not need to be a member of our church (or any church) to share in worship with us or participate in the sacraments of communion or baptism.
Whether you are worshiping with us for the first time or the thousandth time, we want you to feel at home and know that you belong. If you are passing through, we hope that our worship this morning will provide you with food for the journey.
The Church is handicapped accessible and air conditioned and there is ample parking in the front and back of the building.
We believe that God loves and accepts you just the way you are. With this great gift of love and acceptance, we believe we are called to love and accept one another. We believe that life is God’s gift to us and that we are meant to live it to the fullest. Come join us as we share God’s love, hope, and joy with one another.
Click HERE to access our Facebook page’s live stream. If you see an arrow superimposed on the image, just click on the arrow to start the video. you do not have to be a Facebook member. You can also watch the video recording after the service is over.
We also live stream on YouTube. You do not have to be a YouTube subscriber. Click HERE to watch, but only during the service. (A recording of our most recent service is available HERE.)
HERE IS WHAT A TYPICAL SERVICE LOOKS LIKE:
Everything you need to know is in the bulletin handed out by our ushers or projected on the screen at the front of the sanctuary. Communion is offered on the first Sunday of every month and is open to everyone who wishes to receive it. You do not need to be a member of this church (or of any church) to be welcome at Christ’s Table. The communion elements are bread and grape juice, symbolizing the body and blood of Christ and reminding us that he is among us. In the bread, we are reminded that we are one body, the body of Christ. In the breaking of the bread, are reminded that his body was broken for us. In the cup, we remember his life and death, and his life among us even now.
Greeting
Sharing of concerns and celebrations
Prayer
Hymn or choir singing
Scripture reading
10:00 service has a Children’s Moment (Pre-K to 5)
Sunday school children (Pre-K to 12) go to class
Hymn or choir singing
Sermon
Offertory
Blessing
Hymn
Worship end
