Worship is our response to the Lord revealing himself to us.
God has saved us. He’s healed us. He’s restored us. He’s protected us. He’s been good to us.
He’s everything we need, and more. We want our response to be with everything we are. That means our time and our talent. It all comes from God and we give back to Him with a grateful heart every time we are privileged to be on the platform.
If this interests you check out all the ways to get involved with worship!
Each week a team of volunteers offers up their time and talents as a sacrifice to the Lord. Would you like to be a part of that? Here, we have several different platforms of service opportunity. We have different campuses, choir, praise team, Traditional Service, and Contemporary Service that all benefit from people like you following God’s call to serve. We ask before beginning any type of process that you would pause and take a moment to lay down any expectations you have and trust God’s direction in leading us as we make the decision, together, where best to place you to serve.
If you're interested or if you have any questions, feel free to email Andrea Crichton or Hannah Wood to set up a time to come in to talk and audition.
We have vocal and orchestral groups who come together to help lead our 8:30 am congregation in worship each week. To learn more about our worship choir email Jana Harwell and for information about our orchestra email Hannah Wood.
On Wednesdays, your preschooler will love Pajama Jam. Your child will learn music, Bible stories, and will get to help lead in worship a few times each year. We know kids need to get to bed, so we encourage you to bring them ready for bed. Towards the end of our time each week, we'll help your child calm down and prepare to get a good night's sleep as soon as you get them home.
Kidz Jam engages children in music and the arts. Activities prepare children to experience a Christ-like lifestyle, to witness, and to worship our living Lord as they grow physically and spiritually. Through age-graded choirs, children learn music basics, interpretive movements, and performance skills, as they prepare for singing in worship services and for presenting special musicals or dramas.
