Sunday Morning Worship - 11:00 am
Worship is our joyful praise and thanks to God - our celebration of God’s Love. Music and prayer, the hearing of the Word and our response is central to our community of faith.
As a congregation we welcome everyone and will do our very best to be your church community in San Francisco.
Our reformed faith embodies the concepts that the church is "reformed and always reforming," that we are a "priesthood of all believers" and that Worship is "the work of the people." Our services are based on the lectionary – an orderly study of the Bible - and members along with the pastor lead in the liturgy and Prayers of the People.
The pastor preaches a biblically rooted sermon mixed with humor, stories, and current events . She strives to speak to our daily lives bringing insight, comfort and hope and challenging us to be the kind of loving, compasionate, justice oriented, and welcoming people God's longs us to be.
We have fairly traditional worship, but with a modern understanding. Liturgy and sermons are connected to our everyday modern lives and events in the world. Members always lead prayers and parts of our liturgy. Our beautiful sanctuary is bright and open with amazing stained glass, and is enhanced with ever-changing art. Music is important to us with a talented choir and a variety of classical and contemporary hymns and anthems and one of the city’s best pipe organs. New choir members are always welcome. We strive to be intergenerational in all we do, so children are always invited to worship with their families. We have a special space in the sanctuary filled with activities & crafts for kids. We hope you’ll be nourished and connected with God in our worship.
We particularly hope you’ll join us for coffee, tea, and pastries in the Fellowship Hour after service. We do want to get to know you!
We livestream our Sunday morning worship each week on our YouTube channel. You can watch live or participate in past worships by clicking here:
You can find this week’s worship bulletin by visiting our Bulletin Archive page by clicking here:
In addition to Sunday worship, we have worship on Ash Wednesday, Maunday Thursday and Good Friday during Holy Week, and on Christmas Eve.