It is the Holy Spirit who endows the community of faith and individual Christians with the gifts that are necessary for God's service. The words and acts commonly called Worship cannot rightly be separated from Christians' faithful response to God in words and acts of love and justice for all people. Worship is in the chapel the second Sunday in July and August. Children are crucial to the life of our church. Then the children are invited to proceed to the third floor classrooms for age-graded Christian Education classes.
Music plays an increasingly large part in our worship.
Currently the Chancel Choir and small choral groups provide an anthem and service music accompanied by the organ or piano. A Cantata Choir presented a major work during Lent. Children's choirs provide special music for worship on a monthly basis during the school year. Additional worship opportunities are offered, usually related to the liturgical calendar. A Christmas Eve service, a service on Ash Wednesday, on Maundy Thursday and a Silent Vigil on Good Friday are a regular part of the worship life of the congregation.