An informal and intimate worship experience. People of all ages are involved in leading various elements of our worship service. Children are welcome to be present and to participate in the worship service. A weekly time for Caring and Sharing allows us to bear one another’s burdens and share in one another’s joys.
Our Worship Service is available online thru a link on Zoom.
Hearing scripture and listening for a message. In every worship service you will hear one or several scriptures read. Every Sunday, we listen for the living word of God from these readings. Pastor Amy usually shares a message focused on these scriptures and related to our contemporary lives.
Music is an important part of Frazer worship. We sing a mixture of hymns and contemporary songs from our Hymnal: Voices Together. Our singing varies from a cappella hymns to modern music accompanied by piano or guitar.
A child-friendly place. Not only are children welcome in our worship service, they are also invited to participate in singing, reading scripture, collecting the offering and more. Most services include a children’s time geared to their levels of understanding the theme and scripture for the morning. Children’s worksheets, offering activities related to the scripture or theme for the morning are available for pickup. In addition, worship bags for younger children are provided in the back of the sanctuary. An infant nursery where parents can comfort, feed, and change their infants in a quiet space with closed circuit TV of the worship service is also available.
Casual and comfortable dress is the norm, but a variety of styles can be seen any given Sunday morning. So feel free to wear whatever makes you feel comfortable for worship.
An inviting and welcoming atmosphere. You can expect to be personally greeted and welcomed to worship, not only by the official greeter inside the door but by others who approach you to make you feel at home. Most services include a welcoming time when we stand up and greet those around us. A 20-30 minute coffee and fellowship time following the worship service allows more time for conversation and getting to know one another. At the same time, children have their own snack and fellowship time downstairs.
Celebrating communion & fellowship meals together once a month, usually on the third Sunday of each month. We welcome all to the table to eat and drink the gifts of life that Jesus offered. Grapes are provided for children to enjoy. Gluten-free bread is provided. A potluck follows Sunday School for additional opportunities for fellowship.