Convergence Worship

Sundays | 10:45 a.m. | Oak Brook | Sanctuary
February 22–March 22

We hope you'll join us for a new expression of worship that seeks to honor the historic practices and liturgical rhythms of the church while gently integrating select modern musical expressions. Our desire is to preserve the rich liturgical flow, the reverence and the theological depth that define Classic Worship, while also introducing modern hymns that are text-driven, congregationally accessible and doctrinally robust.

What to Expect

A service shaped by the historic liturgical rhythms of the church
Organ, orchestra, and chancel choir providing primary musical leadership
A carefully integrated rhythm section that supports the liturgy and the text
Weekly communion as a consistent and meaningful practice

Musical Direction

Modern hymns that are text‑driven, congregationally accessible, and theologically robust
Music from writers and groups such as:
Musical expressions shaped by the African American church tradition
Occasional participation from vocalists across our campus, reflecting the unity of our church body

Our Commitment

To steward and strengthen the 10:45 a.m. service with excellence, reverence, and pastoral care
To honor the depth and beauty of Classic Worship while engaging newer expressions of hymnody
To approach this season as a prayerful, Spirit‑led effort to meet the needs of those seeking both liturgical richness and fresh musical expression