All are Welcome! Rock of Ages worships on Sunday mornings at 9:00 AM where we hear God's Word and receive his gifts. You can find directions to Rock of Ages here.
Following worship, we offer a Bible study from 10:30 to 11:15 AM. Expand the services below to learn about each offering. We look forward to seeing you!
Traditional Liturgy - Divine Service. We cherish the ancient form of worship that has been developed by Christians since the early church, ordered to remind is that worship is not what we bring to God, but what He gives to us. We sing hymns led by our organist and present day Christ-Centered worship songs in video format.
The children are with us in the beginning and end of service, and there is an optional children's church during the sermon portion where they will hear an age appropriate message about Jesus.
Currently we are looking at the Lectionary readings for the week. We look at how these three passages (Old Testament, Epistle and Gospel) have a common theme and point to the work of Christ.
We're excited you are stopping in! If you need directions, you can find them here.
You can expect a friendly, cordial atmosphere as you come to worship with it. Feel free to come dressed casually or in your Sunday best. Look at the service descriptions on this page to see which best suits you (you can't lose either way).
You can expect a family-friendly environment. Children are welcome and encouraged throughout the service. Additionally, during the sermon portion of the service we offer a Children's Church with teaching aimed at younger children. We also have bags with animals, crayons, and coloring sheets in the main worship area.
Want to learn more about our worship, including the elements you'll find in all our services? You can read about it here.
In the 10:00-10:30 time between worship and bible study, we fellowship in the common room over coffee and snacks (to the left of the sanctuary as you come in).
Communion is served on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sundays of every month. Want to know more about our beliefs on communion? Read about it here.