Sunday Worship
8:30AM Worship – spoken liturgy.
9:00AM Vocal Choir Rehearsal
9:15AM Adult Forum
9:30AM Sunday School
10:30AM Worship. View bulletin & YouTube worship link.
11:30AM Fellowship Time
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Weekly Devotions for 12/7
We thank God for you and always mention you in our prayers. Each time we pray, we tell God our Father about your faith and loving work and about your firm hope in our Lord Jesus Christ. (1 Thessalonians 1:2-3, CEV) You may have noticed the past two Sundays that we...
CONGREGATIONAL ACTIVITY TIME
All Activity Time events will be in the library this month at 11AM, unless otherwise noted: Dec. 5 – Small Group Week Adult Forum: What is Theology, Anyway? Most people are fairly comfortable with what it means to have a bible study, to take part in a service event,...
Congregational Activity Time December
Dec. 5 – Small Group Week Adult Forum: What is Theology, Anyway? Most people are fairly comfortable with what it means to have a bible study, to take part in a service event, or to participate in worship. Yet they find it much harder to say what "theology" is and why...
Weekly Devotions for 11/30
Sights and Insights Devotion for Nov. 30, 2021 You have heard; now see all this; and will you not declare it? From this time forward I make you hear new things, hidden things that you have not known. They are created now, not long ago; before today you have never...
COVID Precautions
Revised 11/21 All people should wear masks for all activities inside the building.For eating or drinking, masks may be pulled down briefly.Social distancing should continue to be practiced, included spacing out at the altar rail during communion.Activities for...
Weekly Devotions for 11/23
Sights and Insights One day Peter and John were going up to the temple at the hour of prayer, at three o’clock in the afternoon. 2 And a man lame from birth was being carried in. People would lay him daily at the gate of the temple called the Beautiful Gate so that he...