Sunday

Gather | Worship | Learn | Grow

Each Sunday we gather for Worship at 10am in person and virtually via LIVE Stream, Facebook, or on our YouTube channel. Whether you consider yourself religious or not, we hope you will find this time of worship inspiring, complete with music, readings, reflections, and practices that help us all grow as individuals and as a community. Come as you are. You will find people dressed in shorts and people in suits and dresses. You will find Christians; you will also find Buddhists, Jews, Muslims, agnostics, and atheists gathered.

Through worship, we embody our mission in the following ways

In our worship services, persons of all races, genders, sexual orientations, ages, economic statuses, political affiliation, physical or mental capacity, or religious belief play an active role in co-creating an atmosphere of acceptance and love.

As a historic Baptist congregation, we honor the Baptist principles of freedom of conscience and religious freedom. In our worship, we embody this by providing people a variety of means through which to connect to the Divine as well as opportunities to connect with one's own spirit in new and deep ways. 

We believe that Jesus' teachings were centered on justice: for the marginalized, oppressed, rejected, and above all, the poor. Justice is consistently found in the elements of our worship to inspire our community to work for justice for all people inside and outside of the walls of the church.

We believe that gathering together with community is integral for mutual support and for our growth as individuals. During worship, we practice community by joining our voices in song and prayer, our hearts in reflection, and our whole selves in proximity with one another. 

Sunday

Schedule

EnD of MAY - AUGUST

9:00 am - Preschool Childcare
10:00 am
 - Worship in the Sanctuary
                  Worship Guide

11:15 am - Sermon Talk Back
11:15 am - Elementary Sunday School

Preaching

Schedule

The Free Pulpit

Sermon Series | Being a Liberal, 21st Century Church

Sunday, August 2, 2026 
Preaching | Rev. Dr. Tim Moore
Sermon 
| "Living What We Believe"
Scripture 
| Matthew 16:21-28

What does it mean to live what we believe? Jesus' answer is challenging. It means taking up our cross and following him. Not simply affirming values but embodying them. In a culture that often prioritizes individualism, Jesus calls us into a deeper understanding of connection. Our lives are intertwined with one another, with our communities, and with all creation. This Sunday, Rev. Dr. Tim Moore explores why faith must be lived, not merely professed, and what it means to build communities that reflect our deepest convictions. Part 4 of our series, Being a Liberal, 21st Century Church, considers how community shapes who we are and how we live. | Learn more

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Sunday, August 9, 2026 
Preaching | Rev. Nancy Sehested
Sermon
| "The Sage-ing Journey with Naomi"
Scripture
| Ruth 4:13-17
Celebrating | Sage-ing Sunday
Grief is never the end of the story. Naomi's journey through loss led her to unexpected companions, renewed purpose, and a future she never imagined. Ruth's story reminds us that even after profound sorrow, there is still life to be discovered. As we celebrate Sage-ing Sunday, Rev. Nancy Sehested reflects on the wisdom that comes with aging, the gifts of faithful companionship, and the surprising ways hope can emerge from seasons of grief. | Learn more

Sunday, August 16, 2026 
Preacher | Rev. Dr. Tim Moore
Sermon | The First Non-Jewish Christian
Scripture | Acts 8:26-40
Celebrating | Pride Sunday 
Who was the first non-Jewish person welcomed into the Christian faith? In Acts, Philip encounters an Ethiopian eunuch, someone who lived outside the boundaries of what society considered "normal." Yet before asking anyone else's permission, Philip baptizes him, offering a powerful witness to the wideness of God's welcome. This Sunday, as we celebrate Pride Sunday, Rev. Dr. Tim Moore reflects on this remarkable story and considers what it means for the Church's ongoing call to practice radical inclusion. | Learn more

Events