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At Judson worship is eclectic, inclusive, joyful, musical and likely to be somewhat different each week. A common pattern is followed but space is made for the surprises of the Spirit. We value times for quiet and reflection as well as a sense of adventure. We expect sermons that challenge us often but also sometimes comfort and heal.

Agape: Judson's "Agape" service is held the first Sunday of each month. The climax of this service is the rite of Communion, and the format is different from that of most Sunday services. The congregation gathers around long tables. Worshippers are invited to bring fruits, breads, and cheeses to share at table along with wine and juice supplied by the Church. There is an extended period of singing before moving into the main body of worship. New members are welcomed into the community on Agape Sundays. Communion is celebrated, sometimes with traditional readings and prayers, sometimes with informal words. All are welcome to participate - the communion table at Judson is open to all.

Welcoming Meeting: Every third Sunday, members of the Judson Congregational Life Committee are available to meet with newcomers or anyone with questions, comments, or suggestions about Judson. These sessions are immediately after the service.

Music: Music is integral to worship at Judson, indeed to our community life in many ways. The music for congregational singing uses many traditional church hymns, but we also sing from the folk, spiritual, show tune, popular and world music repertoire. Sources for special music during worship are similarly eclectic and might be instrumental, from the choir, from individual soloist, or small ensembles.

Judson's choir, open to all, performs often but not each Sunday. (Currently, the choir rehearses each Wednesday evening at 7:00pm in the Assembly Hall at 239 Thompson Street.)

You can learn more about the history of music at Judson by visiting the History section. Of particular interest might be our history with Al Carmines, who graced the community with his musical, theological, and other talents for many years.