Ascribe to the Lord the glory due his name; worship the Lord in the splendor of holiness.

Psalm 29:2

At The Dwelling Place, we believe worship is first and foremost about ministering to the heart of God. God delights in hearing the songs of His people, and throughout Scripture we are repeatedly called to sing, praise, and worship Him. We see worship as our opportunity to respond to this call, proclaim who God is, tell Him we love Him, and welcome Him to be Lord over every part of our lives.

On Sundays, we come together from all walks and seasons of life with a shared desire to worship in spirit and in truth- to exalt the name of Jesus, encounter His presence, refocus our attention off of ourselves and onto His character and nature, and grow in deeper intimacy with Him. We believe this kind of worship extends beyond the context of Sunday mornings. It leads to lives marked by obedience, surrender, and personal intimacy with Jesus throughout the week.

Love to worship and serve?

Love to worship and serve?

We are always looking for God-gifted musicians, singers, and audio/tech/production individuals to help us in our ministry. If you are interested in joining us reach out to the Director of Worship Ministry @TDP (Sarah Putiri) or Connect with us below...


Singer, Songwriter, Music Producer?

Singer, Songwriter, Music Producer?

The TDP Collective is an additional ministry founded out of the Dwelling Place Church. We are a collective of local artists that are unified in our love for Jesus and music. We record together, encourage each other, and host worship nights in the local community.

Learning About Worship

Worship is more than singing—it is the joyful response of God's people to who He is and what He has done. As we gather each week, our desire is to glorify Christ, encourage one another, and prepare our hearts to hear God's Word.

God made us to know Him, love Him, and glorify Him. Every person worships something, but true joy is found when our hearts are centered on the One who created us.

Life constantly competes for our attention. Worship redirects our hearts away from ourselves and onto the greatness, grace, and faithfulness of our Savior.

Before we open the Scriptures, worship softens our hearts, reminds us of God's truth, and creates space for us to hear His voice with humility and faith.

The Christian life was never meant to be lived alone. When we gather to worship, we encourage one another, declare God's goodness together, and become a visible picture of Christ's body.