For the last 2000 years, all over the world, Christians have gathered on the first day of the week to remember the resurrection of Jesus and to worship God together. When you join us you are likely to meet people from all over the world doing exactly that.
Every culture sings to express joy, devotion, adoration, sorrow and hope, and church is no different. Led in a contemporary style, this part of the service lasts about twenty minutes.
Jesus told his followers to remember him by eating bread and drinking wine. This simple shared meal points to the meaning of the cross: Christ's sacrifice making the way for us to be reconciled to God. We share it together every few weeks.
We turn to the Christian Scriptures for wisdom, truth and instruction, believing they can shape us into the likeness of Christ. Each week someone gives a talk of about thirty minutes, explaining what Scripture means and how it speaks to our time and culture.
Fellowship is friendship with a purpose. We pray for one another, care for one another and share our lives well beyond the service itself, often beginning over fika.
Come as you are on Sunday at 15:00. Friendly people will meet you at the door, and many weeks there is fika afterwards.
