Worship
Worship is our loving response to the God who first loved us. In response to the outpouring of God's love for us we pray, sing, listen intently as the Bible is read and preached, and celebrate Jesus's life, death, resurrection, and kingship in weekly Communion.
One very important form of our worship at Christ Church is through joyful, Spirit-filled music. We believe that the Holy Spirit meets with us in a special way in musical worship, and that music is an excellent way for us to bring our praises to God and recount his wonderful acts.
At Christ Church, we are blessed to have willing and gifted professionals and volunteers who help lead us in worship through music every week. Each week we have a band that includes guitars, piano, drums, mandolin, and singers. We also have volunteers who help with sound, lighting, and computers.
If you are gifted to sing, play an instrument, or if you are interested in helping with sound or the computer during the service, please contact Joshua, our Worship Arts Director.
Worship is our loving response to the God who first loved us. In response to the outpouring of God's love for us we pray, sing, listen intently as the Bible is read and preached, and celebrate Jesus's life, death, resurrection, and kingship in weekly Communion.
One very important form of our worship at Christ Church is through joyful, Spirit-filled music. We believe that the Holy Spirit meets with us in a special way in musical worship, and that music is an excellent way for us to bring our praises to God and recount his wonderful acts.
At Christ Church, we are blessed to have willing and gifted professionals and volunteers who help lead us in worship through music every week. Each week we have a band that includes guitars, piano, drums, mandolin, and singers. We also have volunteers who help with sound, lighting, and computers.
If you are gifted to sing, play an instrument, or if you are interested in helping with sound or the computer during the service, please contact Joshua, our Worship Arts Director.
