We worship every Sunday at 9:00 a.m. in English and 11:00 a.m. in Spanish. On occasional Sundays, we offer a bilingual worship service at 10:00 a.m., always followed by a congregational potluck.
In addition to our regular Sunday gatherings, we observe special worship occasions throughout the year, including Wednesday night services during Advent and Lent; Holy Week services in both English and Spanish, with a bilingual service on Maundy Thursday; Reformation Sunday; All Saints Sunday; Día de los Muertos; and the Feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe, among others.
Our Classic Worship on Sundays at 9:00 a.m. follows a traditional liturgy, inviting you to enter a time-honored rhythm of prayer, song, and scripture. The music is deeply rooted in the rich heritage of Lutheran hymnody, brought to life by the majestic sound of our 57-rank Moller pipe organ. As the organ fills the sanctuary, you’ll join in singing classic hymns, many selected from the Evangelical Lutheran Worship (ELW) hymnal, creating a worship experience that connects past and present in a beautiful, reverent celebration of faith.
On Sundays at 11:00 a.m., Worship in Spanish also follows a traditional liturgy, but with a vibrant, contemporary musical expression that reflects the heart of our Spanish-speaking community. El Coro de Fe, our spirited Spanish-language choir, leads the congregation in song, accompanied by acoustic guitars and percussion instruments, bringing warmth and energy to the worship gathering. You’ll be moved by original songs composed by our talented Spanish-language music minister, weaving fresh expressions of faith into the liturgical flow. This blend of tradition and innovation creates a deeply engaging worship experience which honors our cultural roots while inviting joyful participation and heartfelt praise.
Our special bilingual worship offer a unique and inspiring blend of cultures, weaving together the beauty of a traditional liturgy with a vibrant musical style. These worship gatherings honor both English and Spanish-speaking traditions, combining time-honored hymnody and liturgical music with lively contemporary songs accompanied by acoustic guitar. Each part of the liturgy is spoken in one language at a time, but the entire liturgy is printed in the bulletin so everyone—whether bilingual or not—can fully engage and participate in this shared spiritual journey.
This rich blending of cultures creates a worship experience that reflects the diversity and unity of our community, celebrating the gifts of multiple languages, musical expressions, and faith traditions. Because bilingual worship is offered on a flexible schedule, we invite you to check our calendar regularly to find upcoming bilingual services. These special gatherings often occur on meaningful occasions such as God’s Work, Our Hands Sunday, Christmas Eve, Maundy Thursday, and other celebrations where we come together across cultures in joyful worship.