What to Expect

Reformed Doctrine: We subscribe to the Westminster Confession of Faith and Catechisms, which we believe is the finest summary of the Bible’s teachings ever written.

Reverent and Joyful Worship: We believe that meeting with our holy and loving God in worship is the most important thing that we do. Our services are an encounter with Him that is both reverent and joyful. So we gather every Sunday (the Lord’s Day) to be refreshed by the Christ-centered and expository preaching of the Word.

Our worship service has several moments where the congregation as a body is involved, as we all sing from the Trinity-Psalter Hymnal and join together in prayer to God. If this is new and you don’t feel comfortable, we encourage you just to watch and listen to the people of God as they worship—this way, you can learn a lot, and prepare for next time!

We promise that you will not be singled out, put on the spot, or asked to interact in conversation with others during the actual worship service.

To give you a better picture of what our worship services look like, here is a sample order of worship for our morning and evening services.

In addition to our morning worship service, we also have an evening worship service (except for the first Sunday of each month). The style of the evening service is similar to the morning service, except that it has a different sermon—we want our people to be fed with as much of the Word of God as possible.

Children: Throughout the centuries, God’s people (of all ages) have gathered together for worship. Jesus instructed His followers, “Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven” (Matt. 19:14).

For these reasons, we encourage families to worship together as much as possible, and we love to hear our children in worship—what a “joyful noise” they make, especially when they sing!

We understand there may be times when your child may get fussy; which is why we provide a nursery (“cry room”) typically for children 3 and under.