Join us for our Good Friday Communion Worship Service.

“We can speak of the law as a further act of grace, a gift to God‘s people that serves his covenantal and gracious purposes. Thus the call of the law is to translate God‘s grace into action.” Michael Williams

“We can speak of the law as a further act of grace, a gift to God‘s people that serves his covenantal and gracious purposes. Thus the call of the law is to translate God‘s grace into action.” Michael Williams

“We can speak of the law as a further act of grace, a gift to God‘s people that serves his covenantal and gracious purposes. Thus the call of the law is to translate God‘s grace into action.” Michael Williams

“We can speak of the law as a further act of grace, a gift to God‘s people that serves his covenantal and gracious purposes. Thus the call of the law is to translate God‘s grace into action.” Michael Williams

“We can speak of the law as a further act of grace, a gift to God‘s people that serves his covenantal and gracious purposes. Thus the call of the law is to translate God‘s grace into action.” Michael Williams

“We can speak of the law as a further act of grace, a gift to God‘s people that serves his covenantal and gracious purposes. Thus the call of the law is to translate God‘s grace into action.” Michael Williams

“We can speak of the law as a further act of grace, a gift to God‘s people that serves his covenantal and gracious purposes. Thus the call of the law is to translate God‘s grace into action.” Michael Williams

“We can speak of the law as a further act of grace, a gift to God‘s people that serves his covenantal and gracious purposes. Thus the call of the law is to translate God‘s grace into action.” Michael Williams

“We can speak of the law as a further act of grace, a gift to God‘s people that serves his covenantal and gracious purposes. Thus the call of the law is to translate God‘s grace into action.” Michael Williams