WORSHIP
Join Us in Worship!
Our Sunday morning worship service is at 10:30 a.m., with additional special services during Lent and Advent.
Our worship lasts about an hour and change and blends traditional elements and music with a lively energy and warmth from not taking ourselves too seriously. You'll hear organ, piano, and guitar and be led in worship by groups ranging from handbells to choir to praise band. These groups, along with the voices of the congregation, combine with thoughtful scriptural interpretation to provide a dynamic Presbyterian worship experience.
- Learn how we include children in worship, as well as information about our nursery and children's classes.
- Read more about the music program--our groups always welcome new members!
- Find out the details on parking, accessibility, attire, and more.
Facebook Live/YouTube Webcasts of the Worship Service
The worship services are livestreamed on Facebook and Youtube. We encourage online participants to use the Comment Section to greet each other, ask questions, and make prayer requests.
Archives of the Services/Sermons
Sermons are uploaded to the website, in both text and video form, for those who cannot attend on Sunday or would like to review or share the sermon. Videos of full services and sermons can also be found on the YouTube channel (Grace Presby).
Community in Worship
Fellowship is important at Grace! During the in-person worship service, the Passing of the Peace and sharing of joys and concerns provide opportunities for us to bond as a community. Then after the service, we gather in Wester Hall (the fellowship hall) for refreshments and catching up with each other. During online worship, participants are encouraged to share greetings, offer their prayer concerns, and respond to each other and the service in the Comments Section of Facebook and YouTube.
Banners, Paraments, and Trees
We invite the presence of art into our worship with large, beautiful banners in the front of our sanctuary. These banners rotate to mark changes in the liturgical year (Advent, Lent, Easter, Pentecost, and Ordinary Time). The colors of the banners correspond to the seasonal changing of the paraments on the pulpit. In addition, trees are visible through the window that frames the cross behind the pulpit and mark the passage of nature's seasons. As we worship amid the changes of nature's seasons and the church calendar, we enjoy the beauty of art and nature, and we celebrate God's gifts.
