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HOW WE GATHER
Sunday mornings at New Creation
There's coffee, conversation, music, and usually a few laughs along the way. Our Sunday gatherings are casual, a little different from what you might expect, and centered around spending time together as we explore our faith.
Welcome, we're so glad you're here.
One thing you'll notice pretty quickly is that we don't do everything by the clock. Conversations sometimes run long, and we don't mind. We like giving people time to catch up, meet someone new, and enjoy being together before the service begins.
We're part of the Presbyterian Church (PCUSA), but our Sunday mornings probably don't look quite like what you'd picture when you hear the word Presbyterian. There are some familiar traditions, a few things we do differently, and plenty of room for personality.
The rhythm of a Sunday
BEFORE WORSHIP BEGINS
We gather every Sunday at 10 a.m., but the morning usually starts with coffee, donuts, and catching up with each other. Sometimes conversations run a little long, and we're okay with that. When worship begins, we typically start with a mixer question. It might be funny, thoughtful, or just a chance to learn something new about the person sitting next to you.
THE MUSIC
Our worship is primarily acoustic, blending traditional hymns with contemporary songs. Some will be familiar, others might be new, and there's no expectation that you know every word. Sing along or simply listen.
COMMUNION
We share communion on the first Sunday of each month and during special services like Christmas Eve and Easter. Everyone is invited to participate, regardless of age, denomination, or beliefs. We practice communion by intinction, which means dipping the bread into the cup, and our communion bread is gluten-free.
KIDS AND YOUTH
We offer nursery and preschool care for our youngest children, Kids Church for elementary-aged kids, and opportunities for middle and high school students to connect through youth ministry. Children and teenagers are also part of the larger church community through gatherings, activities, and service projects.
For more information about children's programs and what to expect when you arrive, visit our What to Expect page.
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