What to Expect

Our service begins at 10:00 am and lasts until about 11:05.  Our atmosphere and dress is casual and we strive to make all feel welcome!

The Lord's Supper is an important part of our being a community around Jesus.  Jesus welcomed and loved the crowds, but he called for his followers to remember him in the Lord's Supper.  All those with personal faith in Jesus celebrate it each week using bread and choice of grape juice or wine.  On the 2nd Sunday of each month, we have Communion seated to allow for more reflective time.  We offer the opportunity to come forward on the 4th Sunday each month to take the Lord's Supper as families, groups and individuals.

​After service we would love for you to stay for our CORE Sunday School classes for both students and adults from 11:15 am to 12:00 pm so that we can get to know you better!

Families

Children are an integral part of our community and are welcome in the entire service. On Sunday mornings children five years old and younger start worship with their parents.  They sing, recite the creed, and pray together.  Then after music, creed, and brief announcements, they go to nursery or Pre-K class, where they get excellent teaching, memorize scripture, play fun games and make interesting crafts. Our classes for children focuses on teaching kids about God’s truth and grace in a fun, encouraging, and supportive environment. We emphasize an interactive, biblically-based approach.  Children older than five remain in the service and can use a children's bulletin to help keep them engaged with worship and the sermon. 

Sundays at Grace Hill

Our Sunday morning worship flows from several convictions.  The grace and truth of Jesus Christ is both unmatched and deeply satisfying.  Our Presbyterian heritage and reformed theological roots point us to classic worship elements from the scriptures, which have stood the test of time.  But we believe there is room to renew and revive those elements with new approaches.  Presbyterians like to do everything decently and in order, but we also long to meet with the Lord, experience his presence, and respond to him with passionate worship.  Our service includes contemporary worship songs, hymns reset to new music, a classic creed, prayer, the Lord's Supper, and sermons that seek to be faithful to both the Bible and the needs and challenges of our particular time and place.  But we also do some unexpected things: we periodically have a conversation together about the text after the sermon, we intentionally have times of silence in worship, we seek to pray for the needs of our world, city and church, and at least once a month during the Lord's Supper elders and leaders personally pray for God's blessing for each family or person.   We are passionately seeking to be a community that is faithful and fruitful in our worship of God through Jesus Christ.  Come visit and then tell us what you think!