Our worship follows a liturgical style, reflecting our conviction that worship is the communal response to and participation in the sacred through structured acts of praise, thanksgiving, remembrance, confession, supplication, and proclamation. Rooted in Scripture and the historic Christian tradition, this pattern of worship shapes and deepens our relationship with God through Word and Sacrament. In support of this calling, our Worship and Praise Team serves as a joyful and faith-filled ministry dedicated to strengthening Sunday worship and guiding the congregation through the seasons of the Church Year, including Advent, Lent, Christmas, and Easter. Meeting monthly, the team prayerfully oversees all aspects of worship life—from music and liturgical art to hospitality and leadership—ensuring that services are welcoming, meaningful, and thoughtfully prepared. Members serve as acolytes, altar guild, assisting ministers, audio/visual support, children’s sermon leaders, greeters, lectors, musicians, and ushers, working collaboratively to cultivate worship that is reverent, vibrant, and grounded in the Gospel.