FAQs

What goes on during a worship service?

Our Sunday service starts at 10:30 a.m. and lasts for an hour.  Greeters meet people at the door and hand them an  Order of Service and can help provide seating.  A service usually includes a welcome to guests and new members, a sermon, meditation, readings, hymns, and choral singing.

What do people wear to a service?

We are an informal congregation, and you can wear whatever makes you comfortable. Our congregation members wear anything from “Sunday clothes” to T-shirts and jeans. There are places for coats and boots along the back walls of Worship Hall.

Is there parking?

Yes, we provide free parking at the west side of our building. 

Is the building wheelchair-accessible?

Yes, there is an elevator just inside the west side entrance.

Is there a Sunday school for children?

Yes.  Children participate in the first 10 minutes of the Sunday service and the minister usually provides a story for them.  They then leave for their Religious Exploration (RE) programs.

What about babies, toddlers, and children who may not want to go to RE?

All children are welcome to stay for the full Sunday service.  However, if they become restless and/or noisy, they are likely to intrude on the worship of others.  When this occurs, parents can take their children to the Lounge (off the West Lobby) where they can watch the service on television.

What happens after the Sunday Service?

We have a Hospitality Hour in Fellowship Hall.  If you’re a guest or visitor, please stop at the Welcome Table for refreshments and conversation.

Are there lesbian, gay, bisexual, and trans-identified members?

Yes, the members of our congregation have different sexual orientations and genders.  All are welcome.