Join us to on Ash Wednesday to begin CULTIVATING & LETTING GO ... through the season of Lent in preparation for Easter. Cultivate (verb): to prepare and use for the raising of crops; to foster the growth of; to improve by labor, care, or study; to refine; to further; to encourage. This year in the 40 days known as the season of Lent, we will contemplate images and stories from the Bible with themes of earthiness and grit. "Lent is a season of spiritual gardening, of inviting God to unearth in us what lies fallow, what needs to be tended, and what needs to die for new life to emerge.” How will you cultivate new life during this season? How will you let go of what is no longer giving life? Dur
Join us for a community meal for no cost, Sunday Feb. 24 at 5-7pm in the Family Life Center. Local guest speaker and musicians. All are welcome!
The Council of Bishops have called a Special Session of the General Conference on Feb. 23-26, 2019, in St. Louis, Missouri. As we “Pray our Way Forward” for the February 2019 Special Session of the General Conference, please consult the following resources to learn more and receive updates, or contact us. http://www.umc.org/topics/general-conference-2019-special-session
Roughly 7,000 people live within a 2-mile radius of our church. When I take time to walk or bike through a part of our community that I usually drive through, there is always a house or person that I’ve seen countless times, but never truly noticed. This month we will hear from Luke’s gospel stories of Jesus with crowds of people, healing, teaching, and casting out demons. As we explore these stories, we will engage with a new church movement focused on disciple-making relationships, called, “#SeeAllthePeople.” As we worship on Sundays and meet in small groups, we will wrestle with an important question: "Are our churches ready to go and meet the crowds as we ‘see all the people’?” Worship s
