The Bible makes it clear that from the very beginning of time God set one day of the week apart as special. In Old Testament times it was known as the Sabbath, or day of rest, and from New Testament times it has been known as the Lord’s Day. Throughout its history this has been the main time in the week when the church as the people of God has met for worship, instruction from his word and for fellowship as his family. God has given us this day to be a unique source of rest and refreshment as we commune with him through his Son and by his Holy Spirit.

What Happens On Sunday

Christian Education for children, students and adults of all ages begins at 9:30 am.

Fellowship follows the Sunday school hour at 10:30 am, giving everyone a chance to greet one another informally over coffee and tea in the main lobby.

Worship services are held at 11:00 am and at 6:00 pm in the sanctuary.

Morning worship follows the order that has been widely used by Presbyterian church through the ages. It includes psalms and hymns (both old and new), prayers of adoration, confession and intercession, Bible readings, opportunity to declare our faith with the help of creeds and confessions, giving to God’s work, a talk for smaller children and a sermon on a verse or passage from Scripture. Baptism and the Lord’s Supper are administered regularly as part of public worship.

A Japanese Worship Service is held at 11:00 am in Room 243.

Third Sunday Lunch is our monthly congregational meal. It is attended by newcomers, members, visitors and regular attendees alike. Lunch is served on the third Sunday of every month (except summer months) at 12:30 pm in the fellowship hall. There is no charge and all are welcome.