WORSHIP SCHEDULE

Sunday Worship is at
8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.

Sunday worship services are in the Great Room until the sanctuary is repaired.

Please note: Because the video room was also damaged by hurricane Irma, video steaming is not available at this time.

Blended Service Statement

Blended Service is a term that is used to suggest that our worship includes elements of contemporary and traditional worship. It means that our service is printed out rather than taken from the hymnal.  It means that our worship has particular components but that these components vary from Sunday to Sunday.

Holy Communion – What We Believe

In this Sacrament, Jesus gives us Himself, His true Body and Blood as we receive the bread and wine.  On the night He was betrayed and before He was put to death, Jesus celebrated this Meal with His disciples assuring us that each time we receive it, we are again remembering His death and receiving the full benefits of His grace, namely the forgiveness of sin.  In 1 Corinthians 11, St. Paul says that we should “Examine ourselves” ahead of time.  We can do so each time by asking ourselves these basic questions:                                                 
  • Do I acknowledge the fact that I am indeed a sinner and that I am sorry for my sin?
  • Do I believe that Jesus Christ is my Savior from all sin?
  • Am I trusting in Jesus’ promise that I receive full pardon and strength through this Holy Meal?
  • Finally, with the Lord’s help, will I seek to amend my life and live in conformity with His Holy Will?
Jesus Himself invites baptized followers, who believe in Him as their Lord and Savior, who recognize their sinful condition and who seek His forgiveness, to come to His Table to receive His precious Body and Blood.  May the Lord bless your personal reception as well as your daily living under His power and blessing. Who is worthy to attend the Sacrament?  One is worthy to receive who has faith in these words, “Given and shed for you.”