This early morning traditional service, held in Spell Chapel, is very simple in its format and reflects the worship traditions of an earlier time in Methodism. The music sung is from the Cokesbury hymnal.

8:45 a.m. Service
Special music, hymn singing, prayers and preaching are at the center of this traditional weekly worship experience. Holy Communion is celebrated on the first Sunday of each month and is normally administered by intinction (dipping the bread in the cup). Children’s Church (JAM) is available for children in kindergarten through second grade.

11:15 a.m. Service
This is our most formal service. The Chancel Choir, our most advanced adult choir, sings every Sunday morning in this service, except for several weeks in the months of July and August. Holy Communion is celebrated on the first Sunday of each month and is normally administered by intinction (dipping the bread in the cup).

The Word and Table worship service is an ancient, future worship service designed to place the ancient traditions of the church in a contemporary setting. Worshipers are drawn to God through a multi-sensory worship service enacted by a community of people of all ages and at varying points in their spiritual journey. This service incorporates prayer, praise, thanksgiving, offering, confession and proclamation to enact the story of God using all of the senses. Not only do we hear the Word of God proclaimed, we also see it come alive through dialogue and visual representation. We learn about the grace of God and what it means to be the body of Christ, and we make that learning a reality each week as we celebrate Holy Communion. We sing God’s praise in a variety of ways using lots of voices and many different instruments. Children’s Church (JAM) is available for children in kindergarten through second grade.