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Worship (10:30 AM Contemporary) “Being Church Together – Part 1”
Text: Psalm 133 In a time where we see an almost unprecedented amount of divisiveness in our nation and our world, it’s important to focus on how we do things differently in the church. God has given us a vision and blueprint for how we can experience the richness of doing life and doing ministry together. Join us as we reflect on the blessings of God and how the church can make a lasting impact on our community when we…
Worship (9:00 AM Traditional) “Being Church Together – Part 1”
Text: Psalm 133 In a time where we see an almost unprecedented amount of divisiveness in our nation and our world, it’s important to focus on how we do things differently in the church. God has given us a vision and blueprint for how we can experience the richness of doing life and doing ministry together. Join us as we reflect on the blessings of God and how the church can make a lasting impact on our community when we…
All Saints’ Sunday (10:30 Contemporary) “For All the Saints”
We hold in memory and prayer our loved ones who have gone before us. Spend time in the presence of friends and family who share your grief and with memories of loved ones. Experience healing surrounded by beautiful music and in prayers of remembrance.
All Saints’ Sunday (9:00 AM Traditional) “For All the Saints”
We hold in memory and prayer our loved ones who have gone before us. Spend time in the presence of friends and family who share your grief and with memories of loved ones. Experience healing surrounded by beautiful music and in prayers of remembrance.
Affirmation of Baptism
We are excited to celebrate our confirmands after a season of learning, small group discussion, and relationship building.
Worship (10:30 Contemporary) “All Because of Jesus”
Reformation Sunday – a day set aside to recognize, remember, and celebrate the day that Martin Luther nailed “95 Theses” to the castle church door in Wittenberg, Germany. We invite you to wear red to remind us of the gift of salvation by grace alone.
Worship (9:00 AM Traditional) “All Because of Jesus”
Reformation Sunday – a day set aside to recognize, remember, and celebrate the day that Martin Luther nailed “95 Theses” to the castle church door in Wittenberg, Germany. We invite you to wear red to remind us of the gift of salvation by grace alone.
Worship (10:30 AM Contemporary) “Stay Calm”
Text: Matthew 8:23-27 A storm can approach without warning just like it did when Jesus was out on a boat with his disciples. But Jesus is in the business of calming the storms that threaten us just as he did that day. We can stay calm because Jesus is with us. “Be still and know that I am God.”
Worship (9:00 AM Traditional) “Stay Calm”
Text: Matthew 8:23-27 A storm can approach without warning just like it did when Jesus was out on a boat with his disciples. But Jesus is in the business of calming the storms that threaten us just as he did that day. We can stay calm because Jesus is with us. “Be still and know that I am God.”
Worship (10:30 AM Contemporary) “Huddle”
Text: Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 To weather the worst things in life, we not only need our Lord, but we need the strength of others around us to carry us through. We need to stick together, and we need the resiliency of our faith to help one another. When life gets bumpy, we are to help and encourage one another and be strong for those who, at the moment, are struggling. “A cord of three strands is not quickly broken.”
Worship (9:00 AM Traditional) “Huddle”
Text: Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 To weather the worst things in life, we not only need our Lord, but we need the strength of others around us to carry us through. We need to stick together, and we need the resiliency of our faith to help one another. When life gets bumpy, we are to help and encourage one another and be strong for those who, at the moment, are struggling. “A cord of three strands is not quickly broken.”
Worship (10:30 Contemporary) “Rely”
Text: Jonah 2:1-10 We often see the best in humanity (and perhaps also the worst) when storms challenge a community – first responders and humanitarians right alongside price gougers and swindlers. Human beings, it turns out, are not the most reliable creatures. In the Bible, Jonah doesn’t trust God’s advice and fails to follow it, but ultimately he relies on God’s goodness because God is good all the time. While wind and rain and the storms of life will toss…