O come, Let us worship and bow down (Psalms 95:6)

All of our worship services follow a basic biblical pattern which is preserved in the Reformed tradition. This basic pattern is known as our liturgy. The word "liturgy" comes from Greek and it means, "the work of the people". When we worship, we believe it is the work that God has called all of creation to do in response to God's grace and love.

Below you will find the usual liturgy we have for worship.

Welcome, Announcements, & Passing the Peace of Christ 

Prelude

Call to Worship & Prayer

Hymn of Praise

Confession of Sin & Assurance of Padron 

Response to God's Grace & Mercy (hymn)

Prayer for God's Wisdom

Old Testament Reading

Anthem

New Testament Reading

Sermon

Statement of Faith

Offering

Prayers of the People

Communion Hymn

Communion Prayer & The Lord’s Prayer

Holy Communion

Invitational Hymn

Pastoral Blessing

Postlude