Worship Arts

We believe that beauty, aesthetics, and the creative process are essential to discipleship and evangelism and should play an essential role in the lives of believers individually and collectively, as they have for thousands of years.

We pray that the Lord is ministered to, the church is built up, and the world tastes and sees the glory and goodness of God through the full creative expression of our body.

Sunday Worship Arts

On Sundays, we gather together again as a church family to turn our whole attention—body, mind, and heart—collectively to the Lord in worship, to minister to and receive from Him, and to then be sent out to worship God in every area of life throughout the week.

In terms of Worship Arts, we tend to focus primarily on the art-form of music on Sunday mornings. At a morning service, we aim to musically worship in a variety of styles and traditions—valuing how the Spirit has moved throughout the ages as well as in different backgrounds, church traditions, and cultures. We seek to make beautiful, quality music that is theologically rich in order to honor and express the beauty of the Chief Musician Himself.

We are also expanding the presence of other art forms within and around our Sunday morning services, including: seasonal visual art/art galleries on our sanctuary walls, live artwork being done during services, video and sound technicians creating beauty for our eyes and ears in person and on our livestream, and beauty in our church/farm/park property.

Other Worship Arts Opportunities

We value the arts in spaces beyond Sunday services and value the cultivation of artists and their crafts. We have many particularly gifted artists [musicians, sculptors, dancers, potters, poets, chefs, painters, weavers, etc…] in our church who we seek to encourage and equip. Currently, we have a growing group of artists beginning to gather for community, encouragement and equipping in their making.