We are Christians who worship God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Our primary act of worship on Sundays is the Eucharist, or the Mass, in which the Sacrament of Christ’s Body & Blood is shared among the faithful as a sign of unity with God and each other, and as spiritual food for the journey of faith.

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Often during the week, and at the 8:00 Sunday mass, we worship with the spoken word. At 10:00  "Solemn Mass" we engage more of our senses to worship God, with singing and chanting, and incense that wafts heavenward like the prayers of the saints ascending. Our worship may seem formal, but we are a warm group of souls who simply like having “serious fun” in church.

 

All people of no faith and any faith are welcome at all of our services. God loves and welcomes all. The Sacrament itself, however, is for Christians who have been baptized. Find out more about baptism here.