Inclusive, Child Cherishing, Outreach and Mission Minded
This Sunday, Jesus uses the metaphor of the vine to describe his relationship with God and his relationship with those that follow him. This beautiful passage invites us to abide in Jesus as he abides in us and when we do we will bear much fruit. (John 15: 1-8) Learn More
While the biblical account assures us that we are made in the image of God, we often end up making God in our image. This Sunday we explored a passage from John 10:11-18, and heard Jesus speak of himself and his relationship with the one he calls “Father.” Learn More
This Sunday, we heard another account of the disciples’ encounter with the risen Christ. This time our scripture came from the Gospel of Luke 24: 36b-48. Learn More
Eastertide is our season of stewardship, where we are invited to once again consider our financial gifts to the church. Just one of the gifts we share, these contributions are vital to the ongoing work of the church and supporting our ministers and staff. Keep your eyes out for an email with details about this year’s campaign. We ask you to take time to reflect on your gifts to the church and to consider making a pledge to our annual campaign* Learn More
This Sunday, we entered the season of Eastertide and heard of how the disciples come to experience the presence of the risen Christ in their midst. Karen Weisgerber was our preacher and explored the encounter with the Christ as told in the Gospel of John 20: 19-31. Learn More
Eastertide is a time to honor and remember those that we love, celebrate and are grateful for. Learn More
In addition to our sunrise service, we celebrated a joyful, multi-generation, online Easter service, beginning at 10:00 a.m. We received our special Easter collection that will support the work of Partakers. Learn More
During each week of Lent, congregants shared a moment of illumination and let a candle to symbolize our desire to walk with Jesus through this season. Tonight those same congregants brought us through the final hours of Jesus life. As they did those candles that were lit were extinguished one by one. Until only one light remained – the light of the world. Learn More