Worship at Heritage brings together music, silence, story, reflection, and community. A typical Sunday includes the lighting of our chalice, readings, hymns and other music, a time for sharing joys and concerns, and a sermon or reflection that connects our lives with questions of meaning, justice, compassion, and hope.
You do not need to hold a particular set of beliefs to worship with us. People at Heritage come from many religious and spiritual backgrounds — and some from none at all. What holds us together is less a common creed than a commitment to love, curiosity, connection, and the work of building a more just and compassionate world.
Our services are participatory without putting visitors on the spot. There are moments of quiet, opportunities to sing, and words we sometimes speak together, but you are always welcome simply to listen and take in what is meaningful to you.
Children are an important part of our community, and children of all ages are always welcome in worship.
On most Sundays, children begin the morning in the sanctuary with the whole congregation. Our service often includes a Time for All Ages — a story or reflection connected with the theme of the day.
After that, children who are participating in Sunday faith development leave together for age-appropriate programming. Children are also welcome to remain with their families for the entire service.
Music is an important part of worship at Heritage, ranging from familiar hymns to contemporary songs, choir and instrumental music, and occasional services shaped around the arts.
We gather each Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in our sanctuary and on Zoom.
Online participants are part of the gathered congregation, not simply spectators. Children and youth are part of our worshiping community as well, with multigenerational elements and services throughout the year.
Recent services, sermons, and other worship materials are available in our Worship Archive.