Special Service This Sunday: Adult & Teen Challenge (7/11/21)
Join us this Sunday Morning as we welcome Adult and Teen Challenge in our Morning Worship Service at 11 am.
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To help “encourage each other to love and good deeds”, each month our church members commit to memorizing a Bible verse. This month, we’re working on 1 Corinthians 9:24 from the Christian Standard Bible. Don’t you know that the runners in a stadium all race, but only one receives the prize? Run in such a…
Dealing with Covid-19
Until the Order is lifted, we will not meet in person for Sunday School or church, nor for any other purpose.
Update: Jesus Loves the Little Children
During the month of September, we began our missions focus: Jesus Loves the Little Children. In September, we collected funds to send to our missionary to the Philippines, Paul Byars. Because of shipping costs, we opted to simply collect money and send it to him, to be good stewards of God’s money. I’m happy to…
Uncomfortable Discipleship Questions
I presented a few discipleship questions in my sermon yesterday. As I said, I didn’t like my answers to these survey questions, but they are great questions to ask yourself. Here they are: How much time do you spend praying? What do you spend the most time praying for? How often do you pray with…
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Baby Bottle Campaign 2026
We are in the middle of our annual Baby Bottle Campaign. From Mother’s Day until Father’s Day. Our members take home a special baby bottle and fill it with pocket change (as well as paper currency or checks). Why? Because we believe in the sanctity of human life and that every life is precious to…
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Happy Reformation Day!
Image Source: Andreas Breitling from Pixabay On this day in 1517, a monk and college professor, Martin Luther posted his “95 Theses” on the door of the church at Wittenberg, Germany. What happened next changed the course of history, not just church history, but world history! Music changed. Art changed. Church architecture changed. And thanks…