It's been said that members have privileges while owners have responsibilities. We are celebrating our current owners while also inviting new owners to help create Sunday experiences that leave you and your friends engaged, refreshed and challenged. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

Starting over? Often times starting over implies something has gone terribly wrong and we need to regroup and make it right again. That's the most typical "starting over narrative". But what if there's a second? What if the second narrative is about something that went so terribly right that its success has become its undoing? In this second narrative, what if starting over is what's required if we are to re-find our way? As we enter into our 10th year, we could use our own starting over conversation. With the book of Acts as our guide we're going to spend August asking questions with an eye toward regaining our focus, and potentially simplifying along the way. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

Starting over? Often times starting over implies something has gone terribly wrong and we need to regroup and make it right again. That's the most typical "starting over narrative". But what if there's a second? What if the second narrative is about something that went so terribly right that its success has become its undoing? In this second narrative, what if starting over is what's required if we are to re-find our way? As we enter into our 10th year, we could use our own starting over conversation. With the book of Acts as our guide we're going to spend August asking questions with an eye toward regaining our focus, and potentially simplifying along the way. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

Starting over? Often times starting over implies something has gone terribly wrong and we need to regroup and make it right again. That's the most typical "starting over narrative". But what if there's a second? What if the second narrative is about something that went so terribly right that its success has become its undoing? In this second narrative, what if starting over is what's required if we are to re-find our way? As we enter into our 10th year, we could use our own starting over conversation. With the book of Acts as our guide we're going to spend August asking questions with an eye toward regaining our focus, and potentially simplifying along the way. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

This weekend we had the privilege of hearing a conversation between Kate and her good friend and mentor Tim Foot. Tim, a fellow Australian, was instrumental in connecting Kate with Narrate as the worship leader. Tim and Kate share a little on their backgrounds as well as the benefits of music and worship in the church. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

What if we are emotional creatures because God is an emotional creature? What if emotion comes from God and is something we get to learn, from Him, to manage? This summer we are going to dig deep into the Art of Emotion. We want to explore what it means to grow in emotional awareness by reflecting on the implications of being made by an Emotional God. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

What if we are emotional creatures because God is an emotional creature? What if emotion comes from God and is something we get to learn, from Him, to manage? This summer we are going to dig deep into the Art of Emotion. We want to explore what it means to grow in emotional awareness by reflecting on the implications of being made by an Emotional God. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

This week, Brain Hopkins shares a message about putting our faith into action. He discusses three big ideas; take deliberate detours, have dangerous conversations and ditch dead religion. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

This week, Hannah Drga, Narrate's Director of Hospitality and Scattering shared some lessons from her time in short term mission in Kenya. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

This weekend we had the privilege of hearing a conversation with Fred Nelson. Fred, a friend and mentor of Adam, offers great wisdom in marriage, parenting and discipleship. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.