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Worship at John Knox Presbyterian Church is contemporary! Our worship proclaims the Good News of Jesus Christ to modern people in the 21st century...

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Worship at John Knox Presbyterian Church is traditional! Our worship is rooted in the Christian tradition found in the Bible.

In baptism, the outward sign of water demonstrates God's choice to draw us into His family. Water acts as a sign of God's cleansing. Water also acts as a sign of dying to our old life and being given new life in Jesus Christ. Believers and their children are welcomed into the household of God through Baptism.

(Matthew 28:18-20)

Worship at John Knox Presbyterian Church defies categorization and we think that’s a good thing! We seek to proclaim the Good News in ways that speak to all generations. We sing praise songs, classic hymns, and new hymns. We love to make a joyful noise to the Lord by using a variety of instruments, piano, organ, guitar, drums, trombone, etc. We preach in ways that move the heart and challenge the head. But most of all, we focus our worship on God! All we do in worship combines to create an atmosphere of joyful praise and thanksgiving to our God — Father, Son, and Holy Spirit!

Worship at John Knox Presbyterian Church is the heart of all we do. We believe the Holy Spirit is present in our worship and guides and directs our worship, that our lives might be changed and transformed that we might become more like Christ with each passing day.

We believe Jesus called us to participate in two Sacraments; outward signs of God's inward grace. We celebrate the Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord's Supper.

The Lord's Supper remembers the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Through the breaking of bread and the pouring of wine, Jesus sealed a new covenant and called disciples to remember and proclaim his death. Through celebrating the Lord's Supper, the Church is renewed, sealed in God's covenant, and marked for service. All who are present are invited to Christ's Table.

There are two services for Worship each Sunday morning

The 8:45 am service takes place in our Chapel on the East side of the building. This smaller service is an opportunity to get to know your fellow worshipers and fill the room with sounds of praise and thanksgiving.

Our 11:00 am service in the main Sanctuary features an abundance of varied and special music each week, (including our three choirs and house band) as we glorify God through the Word spoken, sung, and heard.

Let Us Worship God

Come as you are. All are invited. Join us for Worship.

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03/17/2019 Just How Narrow is Narrow?

Rev. Kate Hogue

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WorshipatJohn Knox

We believe Jesus called us to participate in two Sacraments; outward signs of God's inward grace. We celebrate the Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord's Supper.

There are two services for Worship each Sunday morning

Let Us Worship God

Latest Sermon

Worship
at
John Knox