We believe as individuals, we worship together. Having 'found' the truth, we share the fellowship. A fellowship is an experience of sharing; we come together because we have a similar faith and we share its consideration, its preaching, its hopes and aspirations. We have a fellowship of worship. It cannot be legislated for, by rules and laws, although it is based upon a foundation of "One Lord, One Faith and One Baptism", the fellowship of worship is something organic and creative. Something which grows out of shared experiences. It should not be imposed like a straitjacket but it is something created out of need, like a warm sweater, knitted lovingly and worn for many years like an old friend. Worship is the family talking to Father, listening to Father and Talking with Father.

Worship is the work of the family of God, not essentially a ritual nor an event but the totality of life given to God. Worship is a life which acknowledges God's existence and his demands upon the worshipper, it is to bow physically as a demonstration of inner belief and is demonstrated by rendering homage in thought, word and deed. Worship is therefore the total dedication of our lives to the service of God, not just for a few hours at the meeting in hymns and prayers; it is much more besides.

Worship is an encounter with God. It requires concentrated effort, it needs concentrated listening to his words, an openness of mind to accept the teaching and a willingness to obey in the details of daily life. It combines many things together; awe, reverence, respect, understanding, humble obedience and compassionate concern. It is the mediation of the heart made public before God. To the person who is thus open toward God, he responds in guidance and care. "Draw nigh to God and he will draw nigh to you".