Contemporary Worship

We are a group of passionate people using music to worship God, who lead other worshippers to worship God.  

• AUTHENTICITY: This is our main value for everything we do here. Our worship is empty without a passionate love for Christ and His kingdom.

• QUALITY: God is the giver of our gifts and the creator of the world. He truly deserves our best. We work hard during rehearsals and worship hard during the Celebrations.

• RELEVANCE: We try to communicate in a relevant way both to people attending and to God. The sound of our instruments intentionally change and the arrangements evolve. Style changes but our hearts stay focused on Christ.

Our philosphy of worship is that our Sunday worship service is an awesome time of celebration 

together, where we sing, pray, read scripture together, hear what life change is happening in people's hearts, hear teaching, present our offerings to God, and have fellowship together.

Our 9:45 and 5pm Sunday services are just a small slice of the rest of who we are as worshipping Christians.  While music is a very important of the Sunday celebration, and can be a reflection of who we are as a church, who we are Monday through Saturday is just as important.  Worship happens outside of the Sunday gathering, all week long.

Currently, we have drums, bass, electric guitars, acoustic guitars, mandolin, percussion, worship leaders, and a sound and A/V tech.  We could use a keyboardist.

We play a mix of current, more well known modern worship songs.  We also play historical worship songs that can be done with a band...

                    The 5pm Sunday worship gathering is almost 1 year old!  Come join us!

      If you are an intuitive and talented musician who understands modern worship, contact Dave at daven@heritageumc.com for an initial interview. 

~ Job Description ~

For anyone interested in what is expected of a member on any of the worship teams,

Click here for the Praise Team Job Description

"Passion is the degree of difficulty we are willing to endure to achive the goal."  Louie Giglio, 268 Generation