The earliest service, which runs from 8-9am, is typically more traditional. We usually have 3 songs of praise and worship, with 2 of them being hymns. Communion is served at all three morning worship services. It is open to all who believe - regardless of church membership or particular denomenational affiliation. A sermon message is preached either by one of the Pastors here on staff or a guess minister who might be with us on that particular Sunday. At all three services we recieve both the regular tithes and also special missionary offernings. The Tabernacle has always been very missions minded, and we are pleased to support and be a part of God's work around the globe.

Our second service, which goes from 9:30 to 11am, is more contemporary with a full worship band and orchestra for the praise and worship songs. We believe that worship is meant to be an engaging experience. God is the very Author of creation; as such, He freely enjoys our creative expressions of worship that we extend to Him. You may see people express themselves through raised hands, tears of joy or brokenness, kneeling, extending their hands towards heaven, or laying on the floor before our Holy God. All sincere expressions are welcomed at our services. Communion is served as a part of the worship experience, as is the giving of tithes and offerings. During the 9:30 service we also have sign language translators availble. Feel free to ask an usher about this if you would benefit from this.

Our third service goes from 11:30am to 1pm. In this service we have live translation of the service into Spanish for those who speak Spanish as their primary language. Praise and worship for this service is also lead by the worship band and orchestra.

Typically we have the same message shared at all three services. This may not be the case with some of our guest speakers though. Another exception would be the 2 Sundays a year when we have our Children's Productions. We are thrilled to see the annual Spring and Christmas productions of the Children's Department. You can find more information on the productions here.