The worship and music time is blended in nature, meaning that it is mostly contemporary, but with a mix of traditional songs and hymns from time to time.

It is our goal to help people experience the presence of God through intimate, passionate, and enthusiastic worship, and yes, we do encourage (not demand) observance of the Biblical model of using physical expression in worship (clapping, raising of hands, etc). We are sticklers for Biblical accuracy in how we worship, and we do not believe that the weirder it is the more spiritual it is. We do strive for a meaningful worship experience that refrains from going overboard into unbiblical innovations.  So while our worship time is enthusiastic and heartfelt, it is also controlled, deliberate, and purposeful.

Unlike the man in the funny comic pictured here, we strive for an interpersonal and sincere element of church life.

Relationships are a very important part of what we do, because it was important to the First Century Church.  Most of their meetings were centered around food and fellowship, and ours are too.

We invite everyone to our pre-service fellowship time on Sunday mornings at 10:00 am over coffee in the foyer.  We also have mid-week men’s and women’s groups on Wednesday evenings at 7 PM (see Calendar of Events for meeting listings and locations.)