Anchor Church

Join us as we kick off summer with a new series, The Testimony. Every week you will hear from a different voice sharing what God has been teaching them in this current season of life.

Join us for a special Sabbath Rest/Memorial Day 6 minute devotional on intention. This isn't just a weekend "off" church, but instead an opportunity to be intentional with the relationships around us. We pray it's a fruitful weekend!

Nearly two thousand years ago, a match was struck in Palestine that would eventually ignite the whole world. Soon after Jesus' ascension into heaven, the Holy Spirit descended at Jerusalem, and about three thousand people became followers of Jesus Christ. This marked the birth of the Christian church. The book of Acts chronicles the birth and expansion of the church, highlighting the deeds of some of its most influential leaders, such as Peter and Paul.

Nearly two thousand years ago, a match was struck in Palestine that would eventually ignite the whole world. Soon after Jesus' ascension into heaven, the Holy Spirit descended at Jerusalem, and about three thousand people became followers of Jesus Christ. This marked the birth of the Christian church. The book of Acts chronicles the birth and expansion of the church, highlighting the deeds of some of its most influential leaders, such as Peter and Paul.

Nearly two thousand years ago, a match was struck in Palestine that would eventually ignite the whole world. Soon after Jesus' ascension into heaven, the Holy Spirit descended at Jerusalem, and about three thousand people became followers of Jesus Christ. This marked the birth of the Christian church. The book of Acts chronicles the birth and expansion of the church, highlighting the deeds of some of its most influential leaders, such as Peter and Paul.

Nearly two thousand years ago, a match was struck in Palestine that would eventually ignite the whole world. Soon after Jesus' ascension into heaven, the Holy Spirit descended at Jerusalem, and about three thousand people became followers of Jesus Christ. This marked the birth of the Christian church. The book of Acts chronicles the birth and expansion of the church, highlighting the deeds of some of its most influential leaders, such as Peter and Paul.

Nearly two thousand years ago, a match was struck in Palestine that would eventually ignite the whole world. Soon after Jesus' ascension into heaven, the Holy Spirit descended at Jerusalem, and about three thousand people became followers of Jesus Christ. This marked the birth of the Christian church. The book of Acts chronicles the birth and expansion of the church, highlighting the deeds of some of its most influential leaders, such as Peter and Paul.

**NOTE: APOLOGIES, WE HAD AN ISSUE WITH OUR AUDIO RECORDING IN THIS SERVICE**

Nearly two thousand years ago, a match was struck in Palestine that would eventually ignite the whole world. Soon after Jesus' ascension into heaven, the Holy Spirit descended at Jerusalem, and about three thousand people became followers of Jesus Christ. This marked the birth of the Christian church. The book of Acts chronicles the birth and expansion of the church, highlighting the deeds of some of its most influential leaders, such as Peter and Paul.

Nearly two thousand years ago, a match was struck in Palestine that would eventually ignite the whole world. Soon after Jesus' ascension into heaven, the Holy Spirit descended at Jerusalem, and about three thousand people became followers of Jesus Christ. This marked the birth of the Christian church. The book of Acts chronicles the birth and expansion of the church, highlighting the deeds of some of its most influential leaders, such as Peter and Paul.

Nearly two thousand years ago, a match was struck in Palestine that would eventually ignite the whole world. Soon after Jesus' ascension into heaven, the Holy Spirit descended at Jerusalem, and about three thousand people became followers of Jesus Christ. This marked the birth of the Christian church. The book of Acts chronicles the birth and expansion of the church, highlighting the deeds of some of its most influential leaders, such as Peter and Paul.