On Sunday, October 27th, we will use music and liturgy to remind us of the time of the Protestant Reformation as well as the call from God though the prophet Jeremiah to be a blessing in the place you have been set.  We understand that in order for our church to continually be a blessing in the place we are and will be, we must, by nature, be “reformed and always reforming.”  God is always at work reforming creation and reforming the church to live in the creation.

The music in worship was chosen to represent the music of the church across many centuries and traditions, and to approximately correspond to sections of the ancient mass, form which our reformed liturgy has evolved.