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  Sunday service is at 10:30am.
  Wednesday night bible study and discussion at 6:30.
  
  The Sunday morning worship service is traditional, but not very liturgical. There is coffee and refreshments or a meal every Sunday after service. The people are warm and friendly yet unintrusive.
  
  The peaching is centered on simply teaching what the Bible says. Not some watered down Law or Gospel or 3 steps to a better life, but rather this is what the word of God says and this is what it means for us today.
  
  The one thing I can guarantee is that if you come here for a service, you will hear the word of God.
  
  Pastor Joel is wise and well educated, but down to earth. You feel like it's ok to make mistakes or admit faults without judgement and he gives wise counsel. Pastoral councilling is free and he keeps some office hours at the church building so feel free to call or drop by. I'm sure he wouldn't mind.
  
  They are a church who does the best they can with what they have, they don't try to be something they're not. Occasionally they have gautars and other instruments accompanying contemporary songs. Usually they sing hymns with piano or organ music. Sometimes the choir will sing a special piece of music.

  Added September 21, 2016 by Ryan K