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Why three worship services?
Are they identical?
What is the 8:30 am Early service like?
What is the 9:30 am Contemporary service like?
What is the 11:00 am Traditional service like?
When is Sunday School?
When should I arrive?
Why three worship services?
As the church has grown, we decided that expanding the
sanctuary really wasn't feasible, so instead we added a second
service and then a third?
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Are they identical?
No. Each service is unique.
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What is the 8:30 am Early service like?
The Early worship service at 8:30 am is only 1/2
hour long. It's the 11:00 am traditional service without all the
music and 1/2 the people. We sing only two hymns, the prayers
and announcements are shorter, but do have baptism and communion
and new members can join the church at this service.
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What is the 9:30 am Contemporary service like?
The Contemporary service is one hour long beginning with a
opening of praise music led by our Praise Team. That is
followed by 45 minutes of interactive bible teaching related
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What is the 11:00 am Traditional service like?
A traditional Presbyterian service, (well sort of).
The order of worship is traditional, but this church is very
informal, shirtsleeves kind of place, so although the pastor
wears a robe, the service has lots of humor, music, drama,
children, and fellowship moments.
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When is Sunday School?
Sunday School is at 9:30 am, the same time as
Contemporary worship. Toddlers up through high school youth
have regular classes while adults attend adult education,
enjoy fellowship in the Koinonia Kafe, or go to the
Contemporary service.
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When should I arrive?
For 8:30 am and 9:30 am, you can come almost
up to the service hour and get a seat. At 11:00am you take
your chances after 10:45 getting a good seat. Last Sunday,
because of the Sunday School closing service there were 180
people in a sanctuary that holds 130 comfortably.
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