The world is interconnected.  Somehow every living organism is in some way interdependent on another.  Similarly, human beings were created to live in connection;  not in isolation.  Isolation weakens us. We are stronger together.   We are called to "pray without ceasing" (1 Thessalonians 5:17), to offer ourselves as "a living sacrifice" of worship (Romans 12:1), and to glorify God in word and deed (James 2:14-26). We are called to do each of these daily as people of God, followers of the teachings of Christ. Thus, we should worship together as much as possible.   When we worship and praise God we remember and celebrate what God has done through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. When we gather to worship on Sunday, it signifies who we are and to whom we belong as those who share Christ's dying and triumphant resurrection. 

Together we experience and celebrate God's abiding presence with us through the Holy Ghost.  We worship God in part through song, dance and testimony.  We worship God by treating each other with dignity and respect. We worship by fully immersing everyone in the service of God.  We worship God when we use our gifts to minister to others during service and beyond.

Join us in Sunday morning worship!