Worship
Worship is more than music, but music is an important part of how we express our praise and honoring of God during our gatherings. Presently, North Haven provides two styles of services on Sunday Mornings. From the Sunday after Labor Day until the Sunday before Memorial Day, there is a classic worship at 9:00 A.M. and a modern worship at 10:30. During the summer season, there is one worship service at 10:30 A.M. which consists of alternating or joint worship styles.
'I appeal to you therefore, brothers, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God, which is your spiritual worship.' (Romans 12:1)
Worship is not a song, skill or stage, but a posture of the heart. In other words, worship is a lifestyle, not a moment. It's not only about what we do on Sunday that we call worship, but more importantly it's what we do outside Sunday that shows our worship of God. This is the true meaning of worship, that we were created in the image of God to worship Him in our fullest being. Both spiritually and physically.
I am so thankful and honored to get to be a part of what's happening here at North Haven Church. We have an opportunity to open up a space for everyone to meet God where they are at.
Tim Lee, Modern Worship Director
'Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all ye lands. Serve
the LORD with gladness: come before his presence with singing.' Psalm 100:1-2
As leader of the Classic Worship, I am selecting music that gives the congregation an opportunity to sing the old hymns many of us heard growing up, and a few new songs as well. Using piano and organ as our accompanists the classic team is made up of a very dedicated group of musicians who feel the joy of singing and leading others in worship.
I am so thankful North Haven has given those who enjoy worshiping in the “classic” style, an opportunity to enter His presence with singing.
John Sandquist, Classic Worship Director