Onelife Community Church

From the beginning “seeds” have been a part of life. Seeds are essential to life.  Seeds have potential.  Join us as we discover “seeds” in a larger story & the part “seeds” play in our everyday lives.

From the beginning “seeds” have been a part of life. Seeds are essential to life.  Seeds have potential.  Join us as we discover “seeds” in a larger story & the part “seeds” play in our everyday lives.

From the beginning “seeds” have been a part of life. Seeds are essential to life.  Seeds have potential.  Join us as we discover “seeds” in a larger story & the part “seeds” play in our everyday lives.

From the beginning “seeds” have been a part of life. Seeds are essential to life.  Seeds have potential.  Join us as we discover “seeds” in a larger story & the part “seeds” play in our everyday lives. 

For most of us a new year brings about thoughts of change and possibilities.  We can have desires for the upcoming year and create goals to make our dreams come true, but so often we feel the pressure and hurry to make outcomes happen.  In our haste, what if we miss the way and end up on empty?  Instead of hurrying to make plans and heading in so many directions; what if we actually embraced & implemented something ancient, a way of decision-making & living that has us fulfilling our purpose.  What if approaching a new year by choosing an "old" way will help us the most in the days ahead?  Join us in January for "Ancient Wisdom for a New Year".  (Jeremiah 6:16)

For most of us a new year brings about thoughts of change and possibilities.  We can have desires for the upcoming year and create goals to make our dreams come true, but so often we feel the pressure and hurry to make outcomes happen.  In our haste, what if we miss the way and end up on empty?  Instead of hurrying to make plans and heading in so many directions; what if we actually embraced & implemented something ancient, a way of decision-making & living that has us fulfilling our purpose.  What if approaching a new year by choosing an "old" way will help us the most in the days ahead?  Join us in January for "Ancient Wisdom for a New Year".  (Jeremiah 6:16)

For most of us a new year brings about thoughts of change and possibilities.  We can have desires for the upcoming year and create goals to make our dreams come true, but so often we feel the pressure and hurry to make outcomes happen.  In our haste, what if we miss the way and end up on empty?  Instead of hurrying to make plans and heading in so many directions; what if we actually embraced & implemented something ancient, a way of decision-making & living that has us fulfilling our purpose.  What if approaching a new year by choosing an "old" way will help us the most in the days ahead?  Join us in January for "Ancient Wisdom for a New Year".  (Jeremiah 6:16)

For most of us a new year brings about thoughts of change and possibilities.    We can have desires for the upcoming year and create goals to make our dreams come true, but so often we feel the pressure and hurry to make outcomes happen.  In our haste, what if we miss the way and end up on empty?  Instead of hurrying to make plans and heading in so many directions; what if we actually embraced & implemented something ancient, a way of decision-making & living that has us fulfilling our purpose.   What if approaching a new year by choosing an "old" way will help us the most in the days ahead?   Join us in January for "Ancient Wisdom for a New Year".

For most of us the Christmas season is filled with so many enjoyable activities and “extras”.  Along with the “extras” comes busyness, to-do lists, purchases, and stress.  Instead of being overwhelmed with commitments, well-intended traditions & the expectations of others, we commit our attention & affection to Jesus.  Let’s conspire together this Advent season to worship fully, spend less, give more, and love all.

For most of us the Christmas season is filled with so many enjoyable activities and “extras”.  Along with the “extras” comes busyness, to-do lists, purchases, and stress.  Instead of being overwhelmed with commitments, well-intended traditions & the expectations of others, we commit our attention & affection to Jesus.  Let’s conspire together this Advent season to worship fully, spend less, give more, and love all.