Worship

Worship the Living God with Us

We gather together every Sunday morning at 10 am, the day of resurrection, to worship the Living God together as a community of faith!

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Communion table prepared for Easter Sunday worship. On the table, candles are lit, and surrounding the table are Easter lilies and daffodils.
Families gathered to sing hymns from the pews. Congregants are masked as a precaution during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Intergenerational
Participatory
Participatory
Child-friendly
Child-friendly
Creative
Creative
Sacramental
Sacramental

Worship at WPC is...

  • Vibrant: as it ignites our mission, study and fellowship as a faith community rooted in Jesus Christ. 
  • Intergenerational: all ages are welcome and are present as we give praise to God.  We welcome crying babies, curious children, inquisitive youth, coughing adults and everyone in between! 
  • Musical: We are led in song by a wonderfully talented music team as we give praise to God through traditional hymns, psalms, spirituals, praise songs, gospel tunes in addition to music from around the world.
  • Biblical: Worship in our Reformed, Presbyterian tradition is always centered around God’s Word.  We trust that by God’s Spirit, the Bible becomes God’s Word written for us, and the sermon is God’s Word proclaimed.  We generally follow the Revised Common Lectionary which walks us through the Christian story every year—giving us readings from the Old Testament, Psalms, Epistles and the Gospels each Sunday.
  • Thoughtful: Even as we worship, we wrestle with life’s deepest questions and concerns.  Our tradition allows for both faith and doubt as we seek to grow together in love of God and one another.
  •  Sacramental: Our services also focus heavily on our two sacraments: Baptism and Communion.