Worship Times
Sundays at 8:30am, 9:45am & 11:00am
315 S. College Dr. Bowling Green, OH 43402
List of Events
Virtual Hymn Sing
Join Director of Music, Kevin McGill, and others for a virtual hymn sing: Songs of Comfort, Rest, and Praise. We all miss singing together as a congregation; hearing each other’s voices sing praises to our Lord. However, during the pandemic it is important for us as a church to keep everyone safe, especially the most vulnerable among us. So we invite you to join us for this virtual hymn sing! We will be singing favorite hymns of comfort, rest, and…
Ash Wednesday Worship
Join us in the parking lot or online for Ash Wednesday worship at noon or 6:30 pm The 40 days of Lent correspond to the 40 days Christ spent in the wilderness being tempted by Satan. They are also symbolic of the 40 years the Israelites spent in the wilderness on their way to the Promised Land. The Ash Wednesday service reminds us of our mortality as we confess our sins and we experience forgiveness through the gift of Christ’s…
Lenten Midweek Worship
The 40 days of Lent correspond to the 40 days Christ spent in the wilderness being tempted by Satan. They are also symbolic of the 40 years the Israelites spent in the wilderness on their way to the Promised Land. Our Lenten series this year will focus on The Wilderness. We will look at the role the wilderness played at key moments of the bible, from Adam and Eve to the Israelites to Christ. Through it all, we will focus…
Palm Sunday Worship
Join us as we begin our Holy Week journey to the cross of Good Friday and the empty tomb of Easter morning.
Maundy Thursday Worship
Maundy Thursday celebrates Christ's giving his disciples the new commandment to love one another, and instituting the sacrament of Holy Communion at his Last Supper. This special worship service includes Holy Communion and ends with the stripping of the altar to symbolize Christ's arrest and humiliation.
Good Friday Worship
Witness Christ's arrest and crucifixion during this special service featuring dramatic readings and hymns. This modified version of the traditional tenebrae is timed to coincide with the natural darkening of evening to simulate Christ's descent into death.