Worship - Pilgrim Congregational Church UCC

Worship

Sunday Worship

The Sunday morning service is where congregational life comes together. In an informal but structured worship service, we pray for ourselves and others, listen for a word from God, and raise our voices in praise and thanksgiving. Spiritual seekers are welcome. We explore questions of faith together.

Upon entering the church on Sunday you will be welcomed at the door with a friendly handshake. Ushers will meet you at the entrance to the sanctuary and provide you with the service bulletin.

The worship service includes hymn singing, prayers, choral anthems and a special time for children. Music may be accompanied by a pipe organ or piano. The sermon is Biblical, joyful, and relevant to life situations. We observe the sacraments of communion and baptism. Our communion table is open to all.

Professional childcare is available. A quiet room for restless little ones and their parents is available in the balcony. It is equipped with a speaker and a window onto the sanctuary so that families may enjoy the service.

After the service everyone, including children of all ages, is invited to stay for coffee, juice and refreshments.

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Wed, Feb 22 -
Ash Wednesday

Wed, Feb 22 - 7:30PM
Ash Wednesday Service

Thu, Feb 23 - 7:00PM
Funeral Service for Richard Bechtel

Thu, Feb 23 - 7:30PM
Choir Rehearsal

Fri, Feb 24 -
Deadline for PP Articles

Get the Message

"Letting our Souls Catch Up with our Bodies" (Mark 1:29-39)

There was once an American traveler who planned a safari to Africa. He was that typical Type-A American tourist, who many of us may be and who I admittedly am when I travel. We do our research about this travel destination and we have a timetable, maps, and a clear agenda of the things we need to see and do. Some local people had even been hired to carry some of the traveler's supplies as they trekked throughout the land—it was that level of planning.

Get the Idea

FROM OUR PASTOR

As our Annual Meeting approaches, and I reflected on the various things we've done together in my Pastor's Report, I feel excited. We've had a great year so far. It's been a year of transitions, of beginnings and endings, but I sense excitement and hope when we're together on Sunday mornings and when we perform the business of the church as the body of Christ.