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Our 8 am service features traditional music and hymns. This service is currently held in our Multi-Purpose Room while our Sanctuary is being remodeled. The same message is shared in both services.
Our 10 am service features contemporary praise and worship music and instrumentation. This service is held in our Multi-Purpose Room and is livestreamed each week on YouTube. The same message is shared in both services.
Psalm 107 serves as the entry point into Book Five, the final book of the Psalms. Dr. O. Palmer Robertson, in his...
We welcome infants and toddlers to the care of our well-staffed Nursery at all Sunday morning worship services. Staff consists of caring parents, grandparents, and adults who are fully screened and background checked.
Children ages 3 and older are welcome to join age-appropriate classes to enjoy Bible stories, activities, and playtime to foster community and relationships while learning about following Jesus.
Our student gathering on Sunday mornings is called Student Equip. We gather to fellowship, study the core doctrines of our faith, practice spiritual disciplines, and learn how to faithfully interpret God's Word.
While we do not baptize infants, we do observe Parent-Child Dedications, which are designed to thank God for the blessing of children and ask God to bring the child to saving faith in Jesus Christ. We typically hold Parent-Child dedications at least twice each year during our worship services. Please click below to learn more.
The Lord’s Table commemorates the work of Jesus Christ on the cross, where salvation was secured. Because of Christ’s finished work regarding salvation, the penalty for sin was paid, the power of sin was broken, and the presence of sin will be abolished. Furthermore, the cross of Christ is the supreme demonstration of God’s love for sinful humanity and is the essential summary of Christian faith (1 Corinthians 2:2).
