Worship With Us
No matter who you are or what your story is, we’d love to have you join us.
Sundays, 10 AM
September through May.
Sundays, 9 AM
June and July.
August
We’re in recess — see you in September!
Join In Person or Online
Can’t make it to the sanctuary? Watch live on Zoom, or catch up on this week’s order of worship.
What to Expect When You Visit
Our services begin with a moment to step into worship — perhaps a poem, a choir piece, or a short meditation — helping us set daily busyness aside. The congregation and choir stand to sing hymns, found in the bulletin and hymnals in the pews, a mix of old and new songs each week.
Near the end of the service, an offering is received to support the church’s work. Giving is always optional. Services last about an hour, and afterward we gather for coffee and conversation through the door beside the pulpit — or you’re welcome to simply head out and enjoy your day. Communion is celebrated every other month, with clear guidance offered each time, and all are welcome to participate. Dress is casual; wear whatever makes you comfortable.
Children of all ages are welcome, and we mean it — parents hear their kids’ noise more than anyone else does, so please relax. Supplies for little ones are at a table in the back. Younger children may enjoy the nursery downstairs, while grades 1–6 often leave mid-service for an upstairs activity.
Progressive Theology
By calling ourselves progressive Christians, we mean we are Christians who…
- Believe that following the path of the teacher Jesus can lead to healing and wholeness, a personal connection to God, and an awareness of the Oneness and Unity of all life.
- Are open to the idea that Jesus’s teachings provide but one of many ways to experience that Sacredness — while we still follow the way of Jesus.
- Seek and create community inclusive of all people: conventional believers and questioning skeptics, believers and agnostics, every gender identity and sexual orientation, every race, culture, class, and ability — and all creatures and plant life.
- Know that how we treat one another and the Earth is the fullest expression of what we believe.
- Find grace in the search for understanding, valuing open questions over absolutes or dogma.
- Work toward peace and justice among all people and all life on Earth.
- Protect and restore the integrity of our Earth and all of Creation.
- Commit to a lifelong path of learning, compassion, and selfless love toward a personally authentic faith.
— adapted from ProgressiveChristianity.org
What We Believe
Belief in God is what brings us all here. We don’t expect one another to think the same thing when we say the word “God,” but we believe God is something bigger, mysterious, and universal — and that life is richer and more complete with this God in it.
We also learn from the example of Jesus. In his time, people followed him because his radical ideas about freedom, love, peace, and justice helped them reframe their experience as humans. Today, stories about Jesus still act as a window that lets us see God more clearly.
We believe God is “still speaking.” We gather to hear God whisper in our hearts, to learn and understand, and to carry that compassion back out into the world when worship ends.
Common Questions
Is everyone welcome?
Yes — we welcome everyone to join us in seeking God’s transforming grace.
Can I visit anytime?
Absolutely. Call, email, or just drop in.