In many ways, testimony is the most democratic—and empowering—of all Christian practices.  The entire New Testament is a testimony, a record of experiences that early Christians had with the transformative power of God.  Those early believers wrote down theirtestimonies their experiences of sharing their testimonies, and the impace of their testimonyes on the people around … Continue reading Continuing the Conversation: Spencer

Join us for worship on Sunday, August 9, or anytime in the week ahead as we begin our conversation on the role of testimony in the life of the church.

Last Sunday, some of our musicians shared different arrangements of “As the Deer”.  As we continue the conversation this week, we encourage you to listen to the stanzas of the song. You may choose to use the music, and lyrics, as a prayer guide, or as an entry into prayer.

Last week, key leadership gathered together for a two hour virtual meeting. We’re pleased to report that the group reached a consensus on our church structure for September – late December 2020. Please set aside half hour to watch or listen to the presentation. Continue to pray for discernment as we have some big decisions … Continue reading Significant Update: Structure for September – Late December (2020)

What happens when God doesn’t answer our prayers in the way we expect and/or desire God to do so?

Rev. Sterling Severns delves deeper into John 5.

God helps us sift through the rubble.

Rev. Sterling Severns’ sermon about God’s work in the brokenness of the world. July 26, 2020

Mary Jo Dailey, Dan and Karen Herman share their thoughts, and some personal stories about healing