Worship in person and online
9:00 AM – Barclay Building (located down the hill from to the main church building)
This service offers high-energy praise and worship music.
10:30 AM – Sanctuary, Main Building
This traditional service offers inspirational worship music led by the organ and piano and is often enhanced by the Chancel Choir, Bell Choir and soloists.
*During both worship services, small groups are available for 1 year old babies through 5 year olds (Pre-K) – Children’s Wing (2nd floor) of the Main Building.
Praise packs are available at the Sanctuary and Barclay entrances to help engage young children during worship.
Adults Growth Groups are available on Sunday mornings at 9:00 AM, 10:30 AM and throughout the week. Click here for information on our current class offerings.
Kids Growth Groups for 1st through 5th grades are at 9:00 AM in the Children’s Wing (3rd floor).
Babies through 5th Grade: Children’s Wing; Check-in – 2nd floor, Main Building
Each week the 9:00 worship service will be livestreamed on our YouTube page. This will allow for those who are not able to gather with us to continue to participate.
Join us every Sunday morning at 9:00 am for our livestream service via YouTube. Click here to go to our YouTube page to view the livestream.
If you missed the livestream or would like to watch an older sermon, click here to view all available services.
You will find the attendance card below the livestream information on this page. We ask that you fill it out to help us see who is joining us. Below the attendance card is a place where you can give electronically. We hope that you respond to the call to worship, sing during the songs, and read your Bibles during the reading. We have also provided an archive of the other livestreams and online services below.
Online Attendance & Giving
Online Attendance
Online Giving
Immanuel: The Gift of His Presence
“Immanuel.” God-with-us. The coming of Jesus to earth as a newborn baby manifests His presence with us, even today. “The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and you shall call Him Immanuel” (Isaiah 7:14). The use of this name highlights the Christian belief that Jesus is the physical embodiment of God dwelling on earth. But, how so? and so what? In what way does Jesus’s dwelling with us make a difference? In our advent sermon series we will be looking at the comfort of God, the revelation of God, the indwelling of God, and the love of God—all possible because… Immanuel!