What is your worship service like on Sunday mornings?

Children dressed in white robes participating in a religious ceremony or service inside a church, with a large cross on the wall behind them and a wooden table in the foreground.

Our service is about an hour-long intergenerational worship gathering that includes the best of traditional and modern worship elements. We believe the church is always reforming to speak clearly to the current generation. We are rooted in the reformed tradition, but not stuck in it.

At a Peace worship service, we pray together, read Scripture together, and sing together. Services are highly participatory. We use upfront screens for both liturgy and music. Our choir offers beautiful anthems, and you’ll hear music led by both organ and piano.

Children are welcome in worship—there is a space and a place for worshippers of all ages.

We celebrate Communion every week, using grape juice and homemade bread baked in our sanctuary. Anyone of any age or stage who seeks Christ is welcome at the communion table. It’s not our table—it’s Christ’s. And it’s open to all.

Two people in white robes with green stoles, standing behind a table set with communion elements, engaging in a conversation. The woman on the right is holding up pieces of bread, while the man on the left is looking at her.
A large congregation gathered inside a church with high vaulted ceilings and wooden beams. They are seated in rows of chairs facing the altar, where a crucifix is mounted behind. Several people are standing near the front, and two screens are displaying presentation slides on either side of the altar.

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