Each week we come to together as a body to worship God as one. Our worship services are designed to incorporate several elements, the primary being the preaching of the Word of God. Pastor Paul Tracy is our primary preaching pastor. At times our other pastor, elders, or guest pastors will share God’s Word with us. Our pastors’ teaching text is the Bible and they will usually use an expository style
of teaching, meaning that they will begin in a particular book of the Bible and teach straight through it. Other times the topical approach is taken where various references are taken throughout the Bible on a specific topic.

Another aspect of the worship service is music, where we take a “blended” approach, combining traditional hymns with contemporary choruses. Our primary worship team leader is Pastor Paul Tracy. We encourage you to share your musical gifts with the church by communicating with him. This means if you like to sing or play an instrument, we encourage you to serve in this way.

We also have an opportunity to give offerings to the Lord. Services may include “Body Life,” where we share what God is doing in our church body, a prayer time when you can share prayer concerns with others, baby/child dedication, dramatic sketches, special music, testimonies, Lord’s Supper, and invitation.

You are invited to worship the Lord in any way you feel comfortable including singing, clapping, and raising your hands. However, please do not interfere with the worship experience of others around you.

We have a nursery for babies and toddler children during the morning worship service. Older children are dismissed during the service for Children’s Church.

Sundays we have an evening fellowship and study for those whose work schedules make it difficult to attend morning services. Before Jesus went to the cross He shared a final Passover meal with His disciples. Each month we observe the Lord’s Supper (or Communion) and remember the sacrifice of His Body and Blood as we share bread and wine (grape juice) together. Usually this is the last Sunday of the month, but at Christmas and Easter we observe the Lord’s Supper on Christmas Eve and Good Friday. We have “open communion” meaning that all believers in Jesus Christ, whether a member of TCC or not, are invited to participate.