Our worship is liturgical in nature. This means there's a rhythm to our service–a pattern that has been discovered rather than created by the church. The liturgy is a story we participate in. The story of community–created, broken, and restored.
It is ecumenical in nature which means you may encounter shades of Orthodox mystery, Catholic beauty, Anglican liturgy, Protestant audacity, Anabaptist peacekeeping, Evangelical energy and Pentecostal experience.