Sunday Worship

“They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers” (Acts 2:42).

As a Reformed church, we believe that worship is a heavenly meeting between God and his people, as we lift our hearts to the Lord and draw near to him in response to his call to worship (Heb. 10:22). Christian worship is both ancient and global, and so we strive to worship with joy and reverence, using songs and elements of worship from every time period of the church’s history, uniting us with the church throughout the centuries and around the world.


In a few simple words, this means our worship emphasizes:

  • Preaching and teaching of God’s Word

  • Ancient order of worship and liturgy

  • Congregational participation

  • Celebration of the Lord’s supper

  • Singing together Psalms and hymns

  • Robust fellowship committed to community life and service

In our morning worship service, the sermons are typically expository preaching through books of the Bible and we serve the Lord’s Supper every week. Our evening catechism service is different from the morning service and is more teaching-oriented as the sermons are typically from the reformed confessions or topical.

Visit the Bulletins page to view recent worship bulletins.

Morning Worship Service is at 10:15 AM.

Evening Catechism Service is at 5:00 PM.

Music in Worship

Trinity Psalter Hymnal

We sing from the newly published Trinity Psalter Hymnal, a Reformed and ecumenical collection of Psalms and Hymns, ancient and contemporary, from throughout the history of the church. The TPH was published in 2018 as a joint publication of the United Reformed Churches in North America (URCNA) and the Orthodox Presbyterian Church (OPC).