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Sunday mornings at Hametown

Worship

Everyone is invited to join us for worship on Sunday mornings at 9 AM (traditional) and 11 AM (informal). Each week we gather around the table for the sacrament of Holy Communion. Everyone is invited to the table to receive the body and blood of Christ, or to come forward for a blessing.

Weekly rhythm

When we gather

Saturday

5:00 PM

Saturday Evening

A quieter, unhurried end to the week around word and table.

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Sunday

9:00 AM

Traditional

Hymns, liturgy and Holy Communion in the sanctuary.

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Sunday

11:00 AM

Informal

A relaxed, come-as-you-are service centred on the same word and table.

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The shape of a service

What holds it all together

Word and song

Hymns, confession and forgiveness, the reading of Scripture, a children's sermon and a sermon — the shape of the service is the same at both times.

The table, every week

We gather around the table for Holy Communion each week. Come forward to receive the body and blood of Christ, or simply for a blessing.

Room for children

Children belong in worship here. There is a nursery for the 9 AM service, and a crayon table at the back during the 11 AM.

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Before you come

Both weekly services include a time of gathering with hymns, confession and forgiveness, the reading of Scripture, a children's sermon and a sermon, more hymns, the confession of faith, prayers, communion, more prayers, more songs, and a blessing and sending to be God's hands and feet in the world.

We encourage children to be with us during worship — learning, engaging and participating in the service and in the congregation. We also have a nursery where you can still hear the 9 AM service; there you will find a restroom with a changing table, toys, books and a rocking chair. During the 11 AM service there are toys, crayons and a small table at the back, so children can stay in worship and still have room to spread out and engage their creative side. At that service the children and youth often serve as ushers and acolytes.

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