Worship
Make a joyful noise to the Lord, all the earth. Worship the Lord with gladness; come into his presence with singing.
- Psalm 100:1-3
What to Expect
Our worship service begins at 9:30 a.m. and typically runs 60-75 minutes.
Worshippers may expect the following general format:
Worshippers may expect the following general format:
- We gather for a time of sharing, prelude, call to worship, singing, prayers of confession, and passing of the peace
- We listen through scripture, chancel or bell choir anthem, children's moments, and a sermon
- We respond through a time of offering, prayer, and singing
- We follow God's word into the world through a closing hymn, blessing, response hymn, and postlude
We gather for a time of fellowship, coffee, and cookies in the Gathering Room following worship.
Finding us
We are located at 401 Iowa Avenue in Muscatine. Parking is available on the street and in a lot at the corner of 4th and Sycamore. An accessible entrance can be found on 4th Street, with an elevator and stairs to the sanctuary.
Childcare
For those with small children, we offer:
- a nursery by the Gathering Room, staffed by two first aid, CPR, and AED certified adults
- an in-sanctuary Pray Ground in the front of the sanctuary
- interactive Children's Moments
- Children's Church
- Children's worship bags near the information rack in the narthex
Communion
Communion is offered by intinction (worshippers come forward for a piece of bread and a small cup of juice) 8-12 times per year and is open to all who believe in Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior.
No Room at the Inn
The First Presbyterian Church youth and children led us in worship with the presentation of "No Room at the Inn" and sharing their musical talents on December 15.
Worship at the Old Stone Church on September 8
Who says Presbyterians aren't fun?
In April, we continued the joyful celebration of Easter with Holy Humor Sunday. We brought in balloons, clowns, and light-hearted church-friendly jokes. After worship we enjoyed a punny lunch together!
Why did Noah have to discipline the chickens on the Ark?
Because they were using fowl language!
Because they were using fowl language!
Why did the Christian chicken go to the other side of the road?
To get a cross!
To get a cross!
Pet Blessing Service
On October 1, we held a joint Pet Blessing Service with Wesley United Methodist Church at Discovery Park.
