Worship

GATHERED WORSHIP – SUNDAYS at 11AM

Each Sunday morning at Providence, we seek to bring glory to God through our corporate worship. We also strive to encourage one another to grow in faith, through teaching and fellowship. Whether it is your first time with us or you have been present every Sunday morning for years, it is our hope that you feel welcomed and encouraged when you join us for worship at Providence. Please see below for more on what to expect when you visit.

Current Sermon Series:  the book of Joshua

Nursery is available for very young children (and “quiet room” in the back of the sanctuary)

Sunday School – 9:30AM

Join us at 9:30AM for Sunday School in the Fellowship Hall (from the parking lot, enter through door on the far right)

Children and adults are currently gathered together for Sunday School; we provide age appropriate activities for younger children.

LIVE STREAM WORSHIP OPTION

Our Sunday services are live-streamed on YouTube (link active at 10:55AM)

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What to Expect

  • Our Sunday service typically runs from 11:00-12:30.  Through a variety of elements in the service, which include traditional and more modern hymns, responsive readings, Scripture, prayer, confessions (see why), and preaching, we seek to engage the minds and hearts of participants.
  • Our worship is God-centered and biblically-based, seeking to honor God as the sovereign Lord of the universe. Our preaching proclaims Jesus Christ as the Son of God who died for sinners.
  • You can expect a warm welcome from folks who come from all different types of backgrounds and from all walks of life.
  • Dress varies widely when we gather for worship. We welcome you to come as you are.
  • We celebrate communion on the first Sunday of every month. If you know you are in a relationship with Jesus, and are a member of any Bible-believing evangelical church you are welcome to join us at the Table.
  • For more detail about our worship, see our Worship page.

  • If you arrive 10 minutes before the service begins, you’ll be good. From the parking lot, enter the building through the middle door, and the greeters can help you find the nursery, restroom, or provide more information about Providence.  If you arrive early, please help yourself to Keurig coffee in the Fellowship Hall.  We are fully accessible, with no steps throughout the entire facility.

  • Children are welcome to attend the worship service.  We love it when families worship together!  We have a nursery for very young children.  Please let a greeter know you’d like to use the nursery, and we will have someone available to care for your children (please ask, so we can make sure the nursery is staffed); for nursing mothers or with active children, we have a room available in the back of the sanctuary with a window to the service and audio piped in.

How We Worship

  • Worship is at the core of our humanity.  We’ve been created to “glorify God and to enjoy Him forever,” and it’s with that in mind that we gather for corporate worship each Sunday morning.
  • At Providence, we value thoughtful, reverent worship that’s steeped in God’s Word and prayer. We sing both traditional and more modern hymns, recite the creeds and confessions of our faith (see our FAQ to understand why), preach through entire books of the Bible, and celebrate the Lord’s Supper every first Sunday of the month.
  • We love for families to be able to worship together!  Children are invited and encouraged to stay in the worship service with their parent or guardian.  We do have a nursery for younger children who find it difficult to sit through the service, so please notify one of our ushers if this is needed.  A Quiet Room (with a window and audio provided) in is available in the back of the sanctuary as an option for parents with small children.
  • The Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper. God invites his people to join together in the elements.  The bread and the drink represent the body and blood of Jesus, who was sacrificed for us and for our salvation.  At the table, God feeds his people to strengthen their faith, reminds them of their hope, and to spurs them on to love and good works.

SERMONS

Our pastor and elders are committed to preaching the meaning of the text of the Bible, plainly and clearly. Please browse our library of resources, including sermons, bulletins, teaching series, and more. Here is the most recent sermon: