Liturgy holds a deep and meaningful place in the history of the Church. Rooted in centuries of Christian tradition, liturgical worship is marked by repetition, reflection, and reverence. Week after week, its rhythms are designed to impress the truths of Scripture on the hearts of believers—not just through words, but through collective participation. It invites the entire congregation to engage in worship with intentionality, unity, and awe.

Though our worship today often takes different forms, there are beautiful and formative elements within traditional liturgy that are worth revisiting. While we may not practice liturgy weekly, gathering once a month allows us to pause and embrace this ancient rhythm—to learn from it, be shaped by it, and encounter God in a fresh yet time-honored way.

We invite you to join us before Life Groups for a special time of liturgical worship. This is an opportunity to center your heart, reflect on God’s Word, and participate in the richness of a tradition that has shaped generations of believers.

If you serve in Grace Kids, we especially encourage you to come and worship beforehand—this gathering is for you, too.

Come and experience the beauty of worship that is both old and new.