We worship in a church building distinguished by its tall, sloping roof, large picture windows, and redwood siding.

            Inside our sanctuary is a colorful display of banners hung between the redwood beams.  Works of art painted by our parishioners and picture collages of our activities line the walls of the narthex.  Because all the furnishings, including the organ and pews, are movable, we can rearrange the sanctuary in several different patterns.

            In this setting, we conduct an informal but structured worship service, all of which is written out in the bulletin.  The first of three parts, “Gathering to Worship,” is followed by “Listening to the Word of God” and “Responding to the Word of God.”  Church members may participate in the service by reading Bible passages, presenting dramatic sketches, or even leading discussions, and the youth of the church assist at worship one Sunday a month.

            After the service, members of the congregation and guests gather in the dining room on the ground floor for coffee or tea, a snack, and a time of fellowship.