Join us for worship this weekend! We will have in person worship on Saturday at 6:00 p.m. and Sunday at 8:00 and 10:30 a.m.
We will live stream the 10:30 a.m. service. Use this link to watch on our YouTube Channel.
Christ is our shepherd, we are his sheep … Ps. 23
Join us for worship this weekend! We will have in person worship on Saturday at 6:00 p.m. and Sunday at 8:00 and 10:30 a.m.
We will live stream the 10:30 a.m. service. Use this link to watch on our YouTube Channel.
We are continuing to implement the safety protocols of the last several weeks in order to minimize the spread of Covid-19. Please
Continue to social distance and sanitize often.
***DUE TO THE CONTINUED PROLIFERATION OF THE COVID-19 VIRUS WE ASK THAT YOU WEAR A MASK DURING SERVICES AND BIBLE CLASS***
Here is the CDC’s definition of close contact:
Close contact to COVID-19 occurs when you are within six feet of someone who is showing symptoms of COVID-19, for at least 15 minutes, or an infected person who shows no symptoms but later tests positive for the coronavirus. This is considered exposure regardless of whether one or both parties were wearing a mask.
If you have potentially been in close contact with someone who shows symptoms, or tested positive, please join us virtually for services.
You can read the governor’s full emergency order here.
Rejuvenation of the front garden started in late April 2020. With the reopening of the church for communion and worship services right around the corner, a very wide corner as it was, and the potential for the return to worship for Christians who are looking for a new home. With a new, eye-catching roof in place, continued beautification seemed appropriate. After every step, a new opportunity for thanks to God showed itself.
Our God is more precious to us than anything the world has to offer. The colors used are gold, silver and copper. This shows that we are willing to throw our treasures to the ground in our desire to follow Christ.
One Red One Pink
The colors are a shout out to our mothers, who always made sure that our faith was strong, no matter the adversity we faced while we were still growing in Christ.
Placed in the most prominent position of the garden, it is visible for all saved and as of yet unsaved people as a guide for those seeking the grace of God through the sacrifice of his only Son.