About Harmony Creek Church
Who we are
Harmony Creek Church is a United Church of Christ community. We are a ministry-led church and focus on fellowship and community.
Harmony Creek Church embarked on an intentional process to arrive at a personal declaration of full inclusion.
Within Harmony Creek Church, LGBTQIAP+ people are welcome at the table—to share in full communion, to have a voice, to join in making choices, and to have equal opportunities to share in the leadership of the church.
We do this in the spirit of Extravagant Welcome and Radical Hospitality, which are valued principles of the biblical traditions and important elements of the United Church of Christ tradition.
What we value
We welcome you here, whoever you are, wherever you are on life's journey. Our worship is a blend of contemporary music, traditional hymns, and progressive theology. We don’t simply tolerate our differences; we also celebrate the wonder of the sacred in our differences – not only regarding age, race, gender, ability, and orientation, but politics and theology too!
Harmony Creek is a unique community of faith identified by extravagant welcome, progressive and engaging theology, and passion for justice. These qualities come alive as one explores and discovers more deeply the gifts of our community.
As part of the United Church of Christ, we share in a rich tradition of ground-breaking firsts and justice-seeking extending back centuries.
What we do
Let your experience surprise you. We know that church is not for everyone. We recognize that many people have been hurt by the church and that many churches do not focus on their communities enough.
We strive to create a place where all people can feel welcome and loved. There is a place for you here, in whatever capacity you choose.
Church shouldn't hurt; it is where broken hearts help each other heal. You are welcome here.
Our legacy logo was designed by Stacy Roland to celebrate the unification of the two faith communities that joined to establish our church. It was retired in 2025.
