On the Corner of B Street. 5 blocks west of South Burlington Avenue.
SERVICE: DOORS OPEN SUNDAY 10:30am - 11:30am.
Welcoming Pastor: Ken McKenzie
The Relaxing Traditional Service Style that feels like a warm hug from the hymns you grew up with.
We are not affiliated with the United Church of Christ or any other Congregational Churches. We operate independantly.
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Communion Services will be held Sunday April 5th 2026. The table is free to all to come Join Christ.
Communion for All: We practice an 'Open Table.' This means we do not require any classes, memberships, or prior orientations to participate in the Lord’s Supper. Whether it is your first time in a church or your thousandth, you are welcome to share in the bread and cup. You don't need to take a class, join the church, or 'have it all figured out' to receive Communion. If you are seeking God's grace, there is a place set for you here. You are welcome home.
A neighborhood church for all.
The Experience: Step away from the noise and join us for a service that feels like Sunday morning at Grandma’s. We trade bright lights and loud bands for the peaceful resonance of the Warm sounding Kilgen Pipe Organ in its welcoming chorus and the timeless hymns of the 1800s. It’s a relaxed atmosphere centered on a message of hope.
Expect a clear, verse-by-verse look at the Bible that applies to your everyday life. With no political agendas—just the timeless truth of Scripture.
The Atmosphere:
Music: Purely traditional. No drums, Guitars or bands—just the classic songs you know by heart. Our Unique Sound: Our Kilgen Pipe Organ. We sing the timeless hymns of the 1800s—the ones you remember by heart, like The Old Rugged Cross.
Attire: We keep things informal and comfortable. To maintain a peaceful environment focused on worship, we simply ask that our guests dress with modesty and thoughtfulness.
Welcome: Late walk-ins are always welcome! Whether you’re early or running behind, there is a seat for you, always!
The Rich History of this Church:
Our church was founded by Volga German families whom came to the United States and understood that faith and community values are what sustain us. When you walk through our doors, you aren't just attending a service—you are stepping into a story that has spanned generations.
Communion is Held at the First or Last Sunday of the month. All are welcome to the Table.