Worship at The Church of the Holy Spirit
Schedule of Services
Sunday services at the church are at 11:00 a.m. and are followed by a fellowship meal. All are welcome.
Online services on Sundays are at 10:00 a.m. Click the Log on button a few minutes before start time. Also, please read the Tips section at the bottom of this page. If you haven't tried online worship before, you will find it well organized and dignified. We would love to have you join us.
Please note: We might have to change this schedule from time to time. Please, check back here or feel free to contact us.
Selected Audio Sermons
Listen to Audio Only Recordings of Sermons Given by The Rev. Jack Risk
Blessing of the Animals and Harvest Thanksgiving
October 3, 2021 Outdoor Service
We gathered out of doors for the first in-person service at Holy Spirit since February 2020.
Animals were blessed, thanks were given to God and our Restoration Project was blessed.
What Is Online Worship Like?
You are part of a worshipping congregation. Our services are live and in-person. You are not simply viewing someone else worshipping.
Music
Communal prayer
Live preaching
Fellowship
All materials provided on-screen
Why not give it a try? Online worship is a new experience but it's enjoyable and real.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
Tips for Successful Online Gathering
Try to avoid having a window or bright light behind you.
Have a source of illumination in front of you.
Sign on a few minutes in advance of the session by clicking the appropriate button on this page.
You will need to be admitted to the session from a “waiting room" by the host.
Enter your name. That way everyone knows who is attending.
Connect your device's video and audio.
Mute yourself when there are noises in your environment — you are coughing, your dog is barking etc.
We mute ourselves during hymns. Otherwise, it can be hard to hear, due to internet lag time.
We unmute ourselves for prayers, responses and the like.
Try to find the Turn on original sound choice and activate it. That will improve the sound at your end.
Photo credit: Blaine Fisher