Sunday 9am · traditional
A more liturgical service with the choir and organ. 75 minutes; children's church runs in the lower hall.
- Choir + organ
- Children's church downstairs
A faith community gathering on this corner for 78 years. Sunday services, Wednesday suppers, a small group for every age — and a genuine welcome whether you're looking, belonging, or just bringing the kids.

A more liturgical service with the choir and organ. 75 minutes; children's church runs in the lower hall.
Worship band, casual dress, same sermon. Nursery for ages 0–3; kids' programmes for 4–10.
A smaller gathering — teaching, prayer, and a light supper after. Small groups follow at 8pm.
Both Sunday services live-streamed and on-demand, for the home-bound, the travelling, and the still-deciding.

We've gathered on this corner for 78 years. The building is older than that, the community is wider than the room, and the faith is older still. Visitors are welcome whether you're here to look, to belong, or to bring your kids while you figure it out.
Roughly two thirds of what is given goes straight back out of the building — the Tuesday meal programme, the resettlement fund, and the prison ministry. The rest keeps the lights on, the lift working and the children's programmes staffed. The annual accounts are read aloud at the spring meeting and posted in the hall afterwards.
Visitors are genuinely not expected to give — being here is the gift we care about. Receipts are issued for every gift on request.
Feeds four people at the Tuesday supper
A week of nursery supplies for the 11am
A month of transport for members who cannot drive
Park in the lot off 7th or come by the front steps. Greeters at both doors — tell them it's your first time and they'll walk you in.
Sit anywhere. Nobody will single you out from the front. Kids can stay with you or join the children's programmes — parents' choice, every week.
Both services end with coffee in the hall. Ten minutes is plenty — and if you'd like to talk to a pastor, that's where they are.
“We visited "just once" three years ago. Nobody pushed, someone learned our names, and the kids asked to come back. That was it, really.”
Whatever you have on. The 9am crowd leans dressier, the 11am is jeans-and-sneakers, and nobody at either is checking.
Nursery for 0–3 and programmes for 4–10 at the 11am; children's church at the 9am. Kids are also completely welcome in the service — wiggles and all.
An offering plate passes at every service. Visitors are genuinely not expected to give — being here is the gift we care about.
Yes. Some of our longest-standing members arrived as sceptics. Come with your questions — Wednesday evenings are especially good for them.
Step-free entry on Linden, accessible seating and restrooms, a hearing loop throughout, and ASL interpretation with a week's notice.

Two services, coffee after both, and greeters who will walk you in. Tell us you're coming and we'll save you a parking spot — literally.
Beyond the services — this is when someone is here, the kettle is on, and you can walk in without an appointment.
The chapel itself is unlocked for quiet whenever the office is open, and someone is always on the end of the phone.