Join us for our candlelight service at 6:30 pm. We are going to sing, we are going to be encouraged, and we are going to join together to let the light of Christ shine brighter then ever.

Wrapping up the Dark Days of Christmas, we look closely at the wise men coming from the east. What were their motivations to seek out fulfillment of a Jewish prophecy and how does that relate to us today.

One of the less discreet struggle people have during Christmas is with greed. We are going to look at two groups of people who have vastly different responses to the arrival of the Messiah. As we do, we are going to ask the question, "How can we do Christmas differently?" based on what we learn from the story.

As we continue our series, The Dark Days of Christmas, we are going to look at anxiety, what Joseph would have felt, and what does scripture tell us in those times of anxiety.

We are starting a new series, The Dark Days of Christmas. For most, Christmas is an exciting time with family and friends. However, some find Christmas a lonely time of year, and we are going to see that this isn't a new feeling.

As we wrap up our series, A Call to Remember, we are invited to reflect and take part on the greatest act of remembrance in the Christian faith, communion.

As we continue in our series, A Call to Remember, we look at a few stories out of Israel's past that are meant to be reminders for our present.

This Sunday, we are going to pause to remember. Remember those who fought for our freedoms, those who continue to fight for theirs, and the one who paid the price so we could experience true freedom.

We are starting a new series called, A Call to Remember. As we lay the ground work, we see what scripture says about memory, and the impact it has on our day to day life.

To wrap up our series, Identity, we switch gears and look to the one who was greater then Moses. What can we learn about ourselves and life as we observe the life of Jesus.