We make use of the  "Lutheran Service Book" which taps into a rich body of Christian words and music that reaches as far back as the 3rd Century and as recent as seven years ago. 

 

We seek authenticity in faith and life, so our worship is very close to what they did in earlier times; before worldly influences found their way into the church.  To put it simply, we do all the things Jesus commanded the church to do:  we listen to the Word of God, baptize, do communion, offer prayer, and praise. We seek to do these things simply, humbly, and faithfully; trusting that Jesus will keep his promise to bless us in these things.

We understand that worship is not so much what we do for God, but rather what God does for us.

 

If you are not used to traditional worship,  you might find it a little different from anything you have seen or experienced in the past. It's different on purpose. In worship, we meet someone whose call differs from that of the typical human experience.

In worship, we meet Jesus.  He has promised to be there.  You can expect him to keep his promise.

 

If you are looking for a little more authenticity, we’d be pleased to have you join us in worship. Or, if you just want to see what we’re about, feel free to drop in.

All visitors are welcome.