We are a liturgical church so worship follows a typical routine. We have a centering song that plays for a few minutes before worship to help us recognize why we are here. We begin worship with a greeting and a gathering song. We then have a time for confession and forgiveness or a thanksgiving for baptism. We then have a children’s message, followed by the readings from scripture. After the sermon, we sing another song, pray for our community and the world, and gather an offering. We have communion every week, and end our service with one more sending song that typically fairly upbeat.

We have a variety of songs that can feel eclectic, which matches our band- it’s not traditional, it’s not contemporary, it’s our community showing up with their instruments (guitar, violin, oboe, drums, and trumpet) and thanking God through their gift of music!

We work to make our services inviting for everyone to attend. You do not have to believe the same things, you do not have to do anything, you do not have to give anything. Come as you are because you are already a beloved child of God. We just ask that you are present and respectful of the worship service and people in it so the Holy Spirit can do the heavy lifting beyond what we can imagine.

We have a children’s message for them every week (with snacks). Here at All Saints, we welcome children of all ages as integral members of the body of Christ, and welcome the sounds and activity that accompany them! We even have a bucket of percussion equipment they can play with during the sending song, to let their noises be lifted up to God in worship.

We would love to have you volunteer during worship. We have a team of people who help in a variety of ways. We have volunteers who help prepare communion before worship, serve communion during worship, read scripture during the service, offer special music, and run the slideshow and soundboard. If you have any interest in helping, email the pastors and we will get you plugged in