When you die, hopefully many years from now, what do you want your obituary to say?

Most of us want to be known less for WHAT we did and more for WHO we were. Yet, we spend far too little cultivating the things that really matter.

Join us as we start a new series designed to grow us into the BEST kind of people. Come and learn to be truly GENEROUS— of heart, time, energy, resources, and soul!

Join us as we finish the Do Unto Others series what may be the simplest but most profound “todo” you’ve ever received!

Today’s sermon will be the best sermon that’s ever been offered to God.

Ok, maybe not… we’re talking about humility. 🤣

The Do Unto Others series is showing us how to live a Jesus-like life in a season of political division all around us. Humility may be an important virtue, BUT, that word may not mean exactly what you think.

The Do Unto Others series may be changing the world a little, but it’s changing US a LOT!
This morning the stakes get higher still, as we look at what we really mean by a common four-letter word, a word that taps into the very heart of God: LOVE.

Join Pastor Katherine Ebling-Frazier for this week's message!

How many times have you listened to another person and thought, “That’s the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard?”

Ok, maybe don’t answer that out loud.

This morning’s installment in the Do Unto Others series is on respect. And the takeaway from it is so deceptively simple— a small rewording of a question you think every day that has the power to change how you relate to everyone you meet. (Maybe it even has the power to heal our divided society.)

Why is kindness so powerful?

What can we as healthy, responsible Christians bring to our divided society, especially in this season where politics brings it all to the surface?

Kindness is a simple idea with great power, and the reasons for it connect directly to God. This morning, we’ll look at WHY kindness has such impact, and learn how we can make a positive impact on those around us no matter what!

Every now and then, it pays to ask why we do the things we do.
Today, we’re asking why Christianity (and religion in general) matters. It starts with the hard questions that come sooner or later for us all, but ends in tremendous, life-giving hope.

Every week we talk about being “fully alive in Christ.” But what does it mean?
This week’s scripture is THAT one— the one where Jesus says he came so that YOU “could live life to the fullest.” Come for a vision of who we are as a church and of what God wants for your life.
Join us as we let God’s love overflow!

We’ve come to the end of the Basics series, on what it means to be Christian and United Methodist. But what does it all mean? What difference does it make?