Worship services have a traditional feel with a progressive content. They usually include:

• Contemporary and traditional hymns and singing.
• A time with the children (when they’re invited forward and then usually leave for their Sunday School classes, if they don’t want to stay with their families in Worship).
• A “sermon” based on Biblical insights applied to the needs of today’s world and our lives.
• Outstanding music led by professional musicians and volunteers (we have an outstanding choir).
• Shared prayer.

We typically celebrate communion on the first Sunday of the month. Because everyone is welcome at Jesus’ table (you don’t need to be a member of our church or any church to participate), the children return from Sunday School to participate in communion when we celebrate it. A time of fellowship (including coffee, tea, and some sort of snack) follows the worship service.

Whether you are passing through, attending with a friend or relative, searching for a church home, or seeking answers to life’s questions, we are glad to have you join us.

Special Services – Through the year we have several special worship services in addition to our Sunday morning worship. These include:

• Christmas Eve – A service at 5:00 that is typically youth led and A service at 11:00 that typically includes traditional carols, songs by our choir, and candlelight.
• Ash Wednesday – An evening service of several congregations, usually held at another church.
• Maundy Thursday – An evening service of several congregations, often held around the dinner table (a soup supper) and usually at another church.
• Good Friday – An evening service of several congregations, usually held at another church.
• Easter – In addition to our 10:00 a.m. service, we co-host a community sunrise service at 6:30 near the Fremont Senior and Teen Centers at Central Park.
• Animal Blessing – on the first Saturday of October in the afternoon (followed by “drive by blessings” for socially challenged pets).