Worship With Us

Experience God’s love and grace through uplifting music, relevant preaching, and teaching for kids and adults.

Sunday Mornings

People gathered in a church for a religious service. A large cross decorated with drapes is on the wall behind the altar. A screen displays lyrics with the words, "O come to the altar the Father's arms are open wide." Musicians are on the left, and people are positioned at the front and standing in the aisle.

The Crossing Contemporary

9:00 am (Kepley Hall)

An energetic, modern worship experience featuring uplifting music, relevant messages, and a welcoming atmosphere designed to help you connect with God in a fresh way.

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Traditional Service

11:00 am (Sanctuary)

Rooted in the rich liturgical tradition of the Lutheran Church, our 11:00 am worship service offers a meaningful blend of scripture, prayer, sacrament, and music in a reverent and joyful setting.

United Fellowship Worship (5th Sundays)

10:00 am (Sanctuary)

One United Worship. On every 5th Sunday, we gather for one service, blending contemporary praise and traditional hymns—a joyful time to celebrate our unity in Christ.

More About Our Services

  • Where: Kepley Hall & online
    Our Kid's Corner is available for children and their parents with a live-stream of the service available (learn more about kids in worship)

    The Crossing is a contemporary worship service designed by members of St. Philip to offer a fresh, Spirit-led way to gather, rooted in the core elements of Lutheran worship but expressed in creative and meaningful ways. Music styles vary week to week, from acoustic to rock-inspired to bluegrass gospel, often led by a band with guitars, keys, and vocalists. Lyrics and readings are projected to encourage full participation.

    Come as you are—whether in jeans or your Sunday best—and join us for this unique worship experience.

    Want to get involved with The Crossing team? Contact Regan Wang to learn more.

  • Where: Sanctuary & online
    Our Kid's Corner is available for children and their parents with a live-stream of the service available (learn more about kids in worship)

    Rooted in the rich liturgical tradition of the Lutheran Church, our 11:00 am worship service offers a meaningful blend of scripture, prayer, sacrament, and music in a reverent and joyful setting. The service is led by both pastors and lay leaders—youth and adults alike—and includes a weekly children’s message to welcome all generations into worship.

    Music plays a central role, featuring choirs, handbells, organ, piano, and other special musical offerings that enhance the season and message of the day. Our easy-to-follow bulletin includes the full order of worship, making it simple for newcomers to participate fully from the moment they arrive.

    Whether you’ve been attending church your whole life or are returning after time away, you are warmly invited to worship with us.

  • Where: Sanctuary & online
    Our Kid's Corner is available for children and their parents with a live-stream of the service available (learn more about kids in worship)

    Every 5th Sunday, we gather as one church—bringing together our 9:00 am Crossing Contemporary and 11:00 am Traditional communities for a single, unified worship service at 10:00 am. Blending elements from both styles, United Worship offers a meaningful mix of liturgy, scripture, contemporary praise music, and traditional hymns.

    This special service gives us the chance to worship side by side, celebrate our unity in Christ, and connect with those we may not often see. Join us for this joyful expression of community and faith—usually held four to five times a year.

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Kids In Worship

At St. Philip, we believe that children are a vital part of our worship experience and are welcome and encouraged to participate in all aspects of worship – wiggles, giggles, and all! 

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Watch Past Services

Miss a Sunday? Want to watch again? Check out our archive of past services on our YouTube channel.

Serve in Worship ✞

A woman sitting at a piano, smiling, wearing a yellow T-shirt with the text 'God's work. Our hands.' in a room with brick walls, with a man in the background playing a piano.

Many people are needed to help create a meaningful worship experience every week, from greeters to scripture readers to musicians.