Traditional WOrship
Traditional Worship is grounded in Word and Sacrament, family friendly, and formed in the traditional language and liturgies of Lutheran worship.
Our goal is for these services to be built on the strong foundation of our rich traditions of worship in a way that is lively, imaginative, and deep with meaning for contemporary life. Holy Communion is celebrated every Sunday and is received by intinction primarily and at the rail on the first of the month.
Hymns are accompanied by organ or piano, and musical offerings are provided by the Calvary Choir, the Handbell Choir, and Calvary and community members who wish to share their gifts in praise to God.
Enjoy fellowship in the Narthex and Holy Grounds Coffeehouse before and after each service.
Lay people are invited to participation in leadership of our traditional worship by serving as a prayer minister, liturgist, reader or communion server. If you are interested in serving in any of these ways, please contact Pastor Kirk.
SHARE YOUR GIFTS
Choir
Special Music
Bell Choir
This ensemble learns music for worship while also participating as leaders of the peoples' songs on Sunday Morning. They also perform in special services seasonally throughout the year.
Grow musically and have fun!
Bell Choir
Special Music
Bell Choir
Handbells are a unique instrument and we are lucky to have many octaves here at Calvary! Reading music is not required, but can be really helpful. Come and check out this group.
Special Music
Special Music
Special Music
Sharing the gifts God has given you is an act of stewardship. We would love for you to share your music with the congregation as we worship God together!
Readers
Communion servers
Special Music
We hear scripture in worship each week. Do you have a clear speaking voice? Volunteer your gift and sign up to be a scripture reader.
Ushers
Communion servers
Communion servers
Welcome people to worship - maybe even help them find the coffee!
Communion servers
Communion servers
Communion servers
Volunteer alongside the pastor to serve the sacrament of Holy Communion.