WORSHIP                             10:30 am ~ Sunday Worship
Offering & Receiving Christ
Traditional worship has a vibrancy all its own. Piano, organ, and guitar are the primary instruments, and the congregation worships musically with hymns, praise choruses, and choral anthems. Holy Communion is celebrated on the first Sunday of each month and is open to everyone who wishes to receive it. Scripture, the liturgical seasons, and life in a changing world inform our worship services.

Children of all ages are welcome, both for worship and Holy Communion. Their movement and sounds are signs of life and gifts to worship. A nursery is offered for children younger than two years. We follow safe sanctuary policies for all children.

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Lent & Easter Worship Series '19
Ash Wednesday
March 6  ~  6:00 pm
                       40 Items  •  40 Days  •  41 Lives
                                 40 Items in 40 Days Impacting 41 Lives​

Our Missions Committee is offering a way to experience Lent. On each day of Lent, beginning on Ash Wednesday, March 6, remove one item of clothing or shoes from your life and put it in a clear utility bag. At the end of the 40 days, we will bring our bags to church and they will be delivered to appropriate donation sites. As you select your items, you might give thanks for having had them and offer prayers for the persons who will receive them. We will provide clear utility bags as part of our worship service on March 3 and our Ash Wednesday service on March 6.  We are using clear bags because we are offering something of value, not trash to be hidden, to someone else. The object is not to get rid of 40 things, but to make a daily decision to offer something to someone else. By emptying ourselves we can fill the lives of other people. 
First Sunday of Lent
March 10  ~  10:30 am
Start on the path that leads to the risen Christ. Themes of wilderness, waiting, preparation, and formation guide the way.
Second Sunday of Lent
March 17  ~  10:30 am
Lent has dark moments, but there are points of light. Prayer and hope are with us, as evidenced by the stars in a dark sky.
Third Sunday of Lent
March 24  ~  10:30 am
By this week some are getting tired of Lent. How do we stay disciplined and continue to look toward God at this point in the season?
Fourth Sunday of Lent
March 31  ~  10:30 am
The focus for this week is “Coming Together.” The interactive liturgy will focus on repentance, reconciliation, and repair. 
Fifth Sunday of Lent
April 7  ~  10:30 am
Palm Sunday
April 14  ~  10:30 am
Maundy Thursday
April 18  ~  6:00 pm
Good Friday
​April 19  ~  6:00 pm
Easter Sunrise Service
​& Breakfast
April 21  ~  6:00 am
Easter Sunday
April 21  ~  10:30 am
We will celebrate our service to the Nashville Community through our involvement in Room In The Inn, Second Harvest, and Community Care Fellowship. People will share how their lives are shaped by their participation in these ministries.
Our chancel choir guides us through Holy Week with music from "The Day He Wore My Crown," created and arranged by David T. Clydesdale. They will share portions of the music on Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday.
Our chancel choir presents the section of "The Day He Wore My Crown" that guides our remembrance and celebration of the Last Supper. Holy Communion will be served at the table of Christ open to all people.
The darkness of the crucifixion is expressed by the music from "The Day He Wore My Crown" and a solemn, contemplative worship experience.
Join our children and youth as they lead the opening celebration of Easter. The service is followed by a home-cooked breakfast in the Fellowship Hall prepared by the men of the church.
Perhaps you are looking to find a church or to give church another chance. Easter is the best of all new days.