Our worship services are both reverent and joyful. They are reverent because during the service, particularly at Holy Communion, we are meeting up with the Holy God. They are joyful because this Holy God has given His Son to forgive us so that we might be His children and worship Him.

We – like the Roman Catholic Church, the Anglican Church, and others — celebrate the great Christian tradition of “liturgical worship.” Many parts of our service are nearly two thousand years old, and almost all of it is directly taken from Scripture.

We print the entire order of worship in the bulletin, along with all the hymns and readings, for your convenience. It can also be found in our pew hymnal, the Lutheran Service Book.

However, if you do become lost or confused, please lean over and ask a “neighbor” in the pew. We’re always happy to help!