A long time ago, church began with Jesus hanging out with a bunch of outcasts, sinners, and disreputable folk.  Martin Luther, the father of the Reformation (a movement to revitalize the Christian church), once said that the church is a hospital for sinners.  What that means is that you don't have to pretend to be anyone you are not in order to worship with us.  We all come carrying our joys, sorrows, mistakes, triumphs, weaknesses, and strengths, and lay them all at the foot of the cross, confident in God's amazing love for the world expressed in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. 

What can you expect at worship?  We gather as a group of broken, fallible, beloved people. We share God's Word in scripture, music and preaching.  We eat a special meal at Jesus' own table, and sent out to love and serve a broken world.