Worship Services
You are warmly welcomed to join us in-person for worship at 11:00 a.m. Sunday. There's no dress code; wear what's comfortable for you, from jeans to professional attire.
If you prefer online viewing, use the Live Service links in the sidebar for YouTube or Facebook, and to open the weekly Worship Guide. There's a link to a Previous Service if you'd like to see a typical service so you'll know what to expect.
Communion is observed generally on the first Sunday of the month. It is open to all. Everyone is welcome at the table. Because safety protocols are still in place, we offer the communion elements in a pre-packaged set.
2025 Worship at Third
January 5- Communion Meditation
January 12 (Epiphany) through March 2, The Light Of The World
February 23- 175th Anniversary Worship II- Speaker- Leslie Limbaugh, Cross the Crowded Ways of Life: Christ’s Presence in the City
March 5 (Ash Wednesday) through April 18 (Good Friday)
The Darkness Of The WorldApril 18 (Good Friday)
An hour long Meditation for Good Friday will begin at 7 pm in the sanctuary.
String players, including the Perseid String Quartet, will join pianist Lansin Lim Kimler for works by Handel, Purcell, and Domenico Scarlatti, together with "A Passiontide Rhapsody" written for TBC by British composer, Sasha Johnson Manning.
The music will be interspersed with sacred poems for Good Friday by Peter Abelard, Samuel Crossman, John Keble, Alice Meynell and Tony Silvestri.
April 20 (Easter) through June 1, The Redemption Of The World
May 4- 175th Anniversary Worship III, Communion, Speaker- Adam Banks, Cross the Crowded Ways of Life: Challenges of Urban Life
June 8 (Pentecost) through August 31, The Hallowing Of The World
September 7- 175th Anniversary Worship IV, Communion, Speaker: John Anderson, Cross the Crowded Ways of Life: Vision for a Better World
September 14 through November 23, The Work Of The World
November 30 through December 24 (Christmas Eve), The Preparation Of The World
December 7- 175th Anniversary Worship V, Communion, Speaker: Warren Hoffman, Cross the Crowded Ways of Life: Unity in Diversity
December 28, Christmas once more