Our Contemporary Worship Team will lead worship in the Sanctuary. This service is typically 60 mins. in length. Communion will be served. Nursery is available. 

Located on our 15th St. lawn we'll have finger foods and a flower cross to help decorate. All are welcome to bring fresh-cut flowers to add to the cross--though it is not required. There is no Sunday School on Easter. This is a rain-or-shine event. The rain location this year is in Brown Hall.

Our traditional worship service is in the sanctuary and will feature the adult choir, handbells, trumpets, and special soloists. This service is typically 60 mins. in length. Communion will be served. Nursery is available.

Children are invited to search for Easter Eggs during our Fellowship Time between services on Easter Sunday, April 20th! Infants through 5th Grade--and their parents--are encouraged to gather on the 15th St. sidewalk to meet with Lynn Warner for further instructions.

No need to bring an Easter basket, we will provide bags. The egg hunt will only begin after the early service congregation has fully left the Sanctuary. Come, join the fun!

9 am Contemporary
10 am Sunday School
11 am Traditional

Join us in the Sanctuary on Palm Sunday as we explore the extremes of "shouting & silence." There will be a Children's Palm Processional at the beginning of both worship services.  Meet Lynn in the Narthex 10 mins. before worship starts. Nursery provided. Regular Sunday School at 10:00 am for all ages.

7 pm Traditional

A leader like one who serves.

Join us in the Sanctuary on Maundy Thursday as we honor and remember the importance of the Last Supper. Communion will be served with special music from our Adult Choir. 

7 pm Contemporary

This will be a Tenebrae worship service with music led by our Contemporary Worship Team. Tenebrae means "darkness" in Latin. Join us for this somber reflection on Christ's suffering, death, and burial through scripture readings, music, and the gradual extinguishing of candles. 

Our theme for Lent is "everything [in] between." It seems that we are becoming increasingly divided as a people and often within ourselves. Join us as we make sense of the polarities in our lives with more faith, intention, and openness to be transformed.  Each week, we will use the Gospel of Luke to wrestle with concepts often considered opposites, like “rest & growth" or “grief & hope."  We might find that God is present in between these extremes.

We also offer a weekly SermonShapers Bible study every Wednesday at 6:30 pm where we gather to help "shape"  the coming week's sermon text with Rev. Harrington. Daily online devotionals are also available.