Our goal in worship is to help people give thanks to God, grow in their understanding of their faith, and leave with a joyful spirit to do God's work in the world. The liturgy has been simplified and explained to help those from many Christian traditions to understand the worship. Contemporary music, the music of choice during the week, is used throughout the service to share the good news. An overhead projector is used instead of a hymnal to help people sing. Weekly communion is by intinction, thereby holding to the Biblical imagery while respecting the hygiene concerns of some people.
Sermons are longer with an emphasis on applying the Biblical message.
We seek to teach adults whose religious education often ended at childhood. Our focus is still Word and Sacrament ministry. In another reformation period, Martin Luther worked to make worship understandable to the common people. Most importantly, the Good News deserves to be shared with everyone-seekers from all backgrounds. Today's spiritual seekers often have no support, familial history or experience in the life, language, discipline or beliefs of the church.