Worship

11 AM — The 11:00 AM worship service at Green Street is a celebration of community, where the diversity of the human family is honored. Worship is a time to put oneself in the pathway of the Spirit. There’s no telling what might happen.

The experience in worship is a blend of traditional Methodist liturgy, free-church African American influence, Hispanic culture, social gospel, all stuck together with a jazz-fused gravy.

Green Street is blessed to have some of the best jazz and blues musicians in the city sharing their musical gifts as a part of their devotion to the church. The hour may be Sunday at 11:00, but sometimes the music comes from Saturday night.

We celebrate diversity through dissonant harmonies, heartfelt prayers, syncopated rhythms, spirituals and freedom songs, preaching that challenges the mind and heart. Come and see for yourself.

Spanish Speakers

In addition to our regular worship, a Spanish speaking worship service is held each Sunday at 11:30 am in the Chapel. On the first Sunday of each month, participants in this service join the rest of the congregation in the Sanctuary for Holy Communion. In addition, 4-5 bilingual services are held each year. For more information about our Hispanic Ministry:

Children in Worship

Most people find our regular service to be child-friendly. We provide activity packets for the kids to use quietly in the pews. A weekly children’s sermon tries to relate the worship themes in language they can access. Children also help our worship experience by serving as acolytes, and collecting the weekly Noisy Offering, pocket change designated for The Shalom Project.

Nursery

For children 4 years old and younger, a nursery is provided each Sunday, with activities, music, a story and songs. The Nursery is located on the 2nd floor of the education building.

Please join us for Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and Worship, Sundays at 11:00 a.m.