Some Sundays the setlist goes out the window. A chorus repeats, hands lift across the room, and nobody checks a watch — the Spirit takes the lead and we simply follow. That unplanned, unhurried moment is what we mean by Spirit-led worship.

It doesn’t happen by accident. Our worship team prepares for hours so they can be free in the moment: rehearsed songs, tuned hearts, prayed-over transitions. Preparation creates the space; surrender fills it.

What to expect on a Sunday

We open with celebration — upbeat songs, full band, room to move. Midway we slow down for communion and reflection. And often, near the close, we linger: one more chorus, space for quiet prayer, ministry at the altar for anyone who needs it.

The choir singing and dancing joyfully inside the church
Worship is not the warm-up for the sermon — it is an encounter with God Himself.

Come ready

You’ll get the most from worship when you arrive prepared: a verse on your heart, a burden surrendered, a song already humming. Stand, kneel, lift your hands or sit quietly — every posture of reverence is welcome here.

Join us at 9:00 or 11:00 this Sunday. Better yet, join the choir loft on Thursdays and help lead the song.