Worship Style 
Worship at Living Hope is liturgical in style, contemporary in application and comfortable.  The atmosphere is relaxed yet reverent.  The focus is on what God has done, is doing and will do for people in Christ.  The application is to real life.  
A typical worship service begins with a greeting from the pastor who then sets the theme for the day.  There is singing, Scripture readings, children's messages, sermons, prayer, and the use of the Sacraments of Baptism and Holy Communion. 
  
Christ is at the center of liturgical worship. Some parts of the liturgy stay the same each Sunday. This is to make sure that Christ is proclaimed and praised during every service. Some parts of the liturgy change every week. These changes are based on the appointed calendar of the church. This calendar makes sure that we cover the important events and teachings of Christ every year.

If you would like to read about the different elements that are included in worship, visit our Elements of Worship page. Here you will find a description and explanation of some of the typical things you will see and hear in Sunday morning Worship.
Questions about worship and what to expect when you visit? Click here.