Sundays, 11:15 am in the Hall Life Center
A come-as-you-are worship service built on ancient practice and modern music. The service is rooted in the historical liturgy found in The Book of Common Prayer but is accessible to anyone.

Sundays, September 20 - October 11
Sept. 20 — Philippians 1:21–30: What is my life actually for? Living with purpose, courage, and a life worthy of the gospel.
Sept. 27 — Philippians 2:1–13: Getting over yourself—humility, community, and the mind of Christ.
Oct. 4 — Philippians 3:4b–14: Letting go of achievement, status, and the old scorecard to pursue Christ.
Oct. 11 — Philippians 4:1–9: Learning how to live with anxiety, conflict, uncertainty, and peace.

How do we live in unity with Christians who are different from us? In this sermon from Romans 14, we discover a vision of the Church where differences on secondary matters do not lead to judgment or division, but to grace, charity, and welcome. Because Christ has welcomed us, we are called to extend that same welcome to others and become a family centered not on our preferences, but on Jesus.