What is the worship service like?
Our Sunday morning services are relaxed and friendliness is of utmost importance to our congregation – we hope you notice that right away when you visit! For the most part, our worship service is traditional to the Presbyterian denomination, but we’re also comfortably informal. Worshippers wear everything from jeans and t-shirts to dresses or suits, and everything in between. Once the bell tolls, worship typically begins with an organ prelude and we call ourselves to worship our Lord through word and song. We do enjoy “Passing the Peace” with one another in the pews, and though we no longer have a weekly chancel choir, we do love to sing!
Where should I park and where do I enter the building?
There is a parking lot diagonal to the church on 5th Ave. and a smaller lot is located behind the church. The main sanctuary doors are at the top of the steps on the 5th Ave. side; if you park in the rear lot, you may need to ring the door bell to enter from the back.
Handicapped Accessibility
You will find the entrance door to our elevator under the awning on the 6th St side of the church; the elevator provides access to all three levels of the church. If you arrive late to church, but prefer to use the elevator, no problem – just ring the doorbell located to the side of the door.
Listening Aids
Just ask an usher in the narthex for a convenient Listening Aid device.
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