Sunday

Gather | Worship | Learn | Grow

Each Sunday we gather for Worship at 10am in person and virtually via LIVE Stream, Facebook, or on our YouTube channel. Whether you consider yourself religious or not, we hope you will find this time of worship inspiring, complete with music, readings, reflections, and practices that help us all grow as individuals and as a community. Come as you are. You will find people dressed in shorts and people in suits and dresses. You will find Christians; you will also find Buddhists, Jews, Muslims, agnostics, and atheists gathered.

Through worship, we embody our mission in the following ways

In our worship services, persons of all races, genders, sexual orientations, ages, economic statuses, political affiliation, physical or mental capacity, or religious belief play an active role in co-creating an atmosphere of acceptance and love.

As a historic Baptist congregation, we honor the Baptist principles of freedom of conscience and religious freedom. In our worship, we embody this by providing people a variety of means through which to connect to the Divine as well as opportunities to connect with one's own spirit in new and deep ways. 

We believe that Jesus' teachings were centered on justice: for the marginalized, oppressed, rejected, and above all, the poor. Justice is consistently found in the elements of our worship to inspire our community to work for justice for all people inside and outside of the walls of the church.

We believe that gathering together with community is integral for mutual support and for our growth as individuals. During worship, we practice community by joining our voices in song and prayer, our hearts in reflection, and our whole selves in proximity with one another. 

Sunday

Schedule

september - MAY

9:00 am - Preschool Childcare
9:00 am - Spiritual Growth | Faith & Community Class
10:00 am
 - Worship in the Sanctuary
                  Worship Guide

11:15 am - Spiritual Growth for Adults, Youth, and Children
4:30 pm - Youth Fellowship

Preaching

Schedule

The Free Pulpit


Sunday, October 4, 2026 
Preacher
| Rev. Dr. Tim Moore
Sermon | The Future Forgiveness Gives
Scripture | Matthew 18:21-22
Sermon Series | The Grief and Power of Change
Celebrating | World Communion Day

What becomes possible when we forgive? Forgiveness doesn’t erase what happened or pretend the hurt wasn’t real. But it can loosen the hold the past has on us and open a path toward something new. In Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus challenges us to see forgiveness not as a one-time act, but as a foundational practice of faith. | Learn more

Sunday, October 11, 2026 
Preacher | Rev. Dr. Tim Moore
Sermon | Joy Scrolling
Scripture | Philippians 4:1-9
Sermon Series | Hope in a Sea of Political Division

What are you giving your attention to? With the midterm elections approaching and political division fueling anxiety, it can be easy to become consumed by everything that feels troubling, uncertain, or beyond our control. But while we may not be able to control the divisions around us, we can choose what shapes us within them. | Learn more

Sunday, October 18, 2026 
Preacher | Rev. Dr. Tim Moore
Sermon | We Have a Greater Allegiance
Scripture | Matthew 22:15-22
Sermon Series | Hope in a Sea of Political Division

What has the greatest claim on our lives? Politics matters. Elections matter. The decisions of our leaders can have real consequences. But for people of faith, no political party, candidate, or government holds our ultimate allegiance. | Learn more

Sunday, October 25, 2026
Preacher | Rev. Dr. Tim Moore
Sermon | It's Still the Greatest Commandment
Scripture | Matthew 22:34-40
Sermon Series | Hope in a Sea of Political Division

When everything around us seems to be changing, what remains our north star? Leaders come and go. Political movements rise and fall. Elections bring change. But for people of faith, our calling remains the same: love God with our whole being and love our neighbor as ourselves. In Matthew 22, Jesus identifies these as the greatest commandments, the foundation on which everything else rests. | Learn more

Events