Divine Service – 10am Every Sunday Morning

At Providence Church, we believe corporate worship is the heartbeat of who we are and what we do as a body. Here, God reveals Himself through the Gospel—proclaimed in the preaching of His Word and tasted in the bread and wine of the Lord’s Supper, which we celebrate each week. Young and old, we gather as one to meet our God, trusting His promise to join us and meet our needs every Lord’s Day. In response to His goodness, we lift our voices in prayer and praise—a glorious privilege to honor the One who draws us near.

What Should I Expect?

At Providence Church, our Sunday worship is shaped by historic liturgy—time-honored practices echoing centuries of Christian faith. Each week, God calls His people to worship, just as He calls us all from darkness into His marvelous light. We kneel or bow to confess our sins, and each week, we’re met with the assurance of God’s complete forgiveness. We lift our voices in joyful praise, singing hymns and psalms to honor our King.

You’ll hear Scripture read from both the Old and New Testaments, followed by preaching that seeks to expose Christ from every page of the Bible—God’s Word alive, pointing us to Him. Every Sunday, God’s baptized people are welcomed to His table, where we taste and see that He is for us, not against us, in the celebration of the Lord’s Supper. Just as God has the first word in our service with the call to worship, He has the last word as He commissions us with His blessing and benediction.

Take a look at a recent liturgy to familiarize yourselves with our worship service.

Children in Worship

We believe that God has called all of us to worship, including our children. The sound of kids in church is the sound of God keeping his promise to be a God to us and to our offspring. To that end, we welcome worshipers of all ages on Sunday mornings to gather together. Though children are encouraged to remain with their families in the worship service, a staffed nursery for children age 3 and under is available during the Divine Service.

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