Our primary purpose is to worship God together, then we respond to God by loving our neighbor.
On this page you can find information on worship and mission at the Gayton Kirk.
There are many opportunities throughout the year for Bible study, fellowship, and spiritual growth.
Call the Kirk at 741-5254 if you have questions or if you want to know more about how to get involved.
Worship Services at The Gayton Kirk
The 8:30 AM Morning Celtic Worship Service is a 40-minute service with The Lord’s Supper, 
special music and a guided discussion about the Scripture.
Christian Celtic worship values the everyday experience and the ways we use our senses to praise God. We respond to God's gifts of seeing and tasting, hearing and feeling, and singing by offering our whole selves to God in worship.
The Celtic tradition is a way of seeing the world. The tradition emphasizes the goodness of creation and makes us aware of the connections of nature with God's creatures. Nature does not serve humankind, rather, all of creation joins with humanity to praise God.
The 5 PM Sunday Jazz Vespers is an innovative worship experience of jazz music, conversation and Holy Communion.
This service encourages worshipers to explore their questions about God. 
As participants in the worship experience at The Gayton Kirk we, as the gathered community, offer ourselves and our abilities in service to God. We sing. We dance. We pray. We make music. We preach. We serve.
We are the actors on the stage before God. We are bringing ourselves to God.
We believe it is very important to welcome children as participants in worship. We have a children's time during the morning service and we include appropriate experiences during worship for the young and old. There is a nursery with a Nursery Director provided for children ages up through five years of age.
Join us Sunday evenings for worship. Scripture is read and interpreted through Jazz music (featuring our very own Jazz Trio: Tommy Witten, Joe Sarver, Ross Riddell), interpreted visually through various forms of art and featuring small group, coffee-house-style discussion. The worship service also includes celebration of the Lord's Supper. Stay after the service and continue the discussion over a bowl of soup and some homemade bread. A new and innovative way to experience worship at the Gayton Kirk! Please join us this Sunday!
Join us Sunday mornings for an early morning worship service. Start your day with Celtic music and prayer and discussion about a particular Scripture. Celebration of the Lord's Supper takes place around the Communion Table. All are invited to come and participate in this Celtic Worship experience.
