The Chapel Fort Wayne

Traditions and rituals are part of our everyday lives, and this Sunday will be no different when at the Indianapolis 500 the announcer will joyfully exclaim START YOUR ENGINES. Likewise, join us this weekend as Pastor Mark will inspire us to start our engines as we prepare ourselves for the race of our lives. Please prepare your hearts and minds as we will remember the Lord by celebrating Communion together.

We hope to see you this weekend as we conclude our series on marriage by discussing what a typical Bible verse that’s tied to sports has to do with a long lasting marriage.

Join us this weekend as Pastor Rick continues our series on marriage. He will be sharing with us the number one reason why marriages don't survive.

Join us this weekend as we discuss how marriages can be strengthened even through the most fragile of circumstances.

When you get married everything is perfect. He’s perfect and she’s perfect and your plans for the future are perfect. And then it doesn’t get perfect; it actually gets hard. In the month of May we will be discussing that although it’s romantic to hear how Harry met Sally, it’s better to know how to grow in love and trust after Harry married Sally. After all, the goal is not to simply get married or stay married, but to enjoy a life-long journey of love and oneness.

Pastor Rick will continue the series on the Uniqueness of Christ. The big question is "what happens to the people who've never heard of Jesus? Will they be in Heaven?"

Perhaps you’ve wondered what the point of prayer is. This weekend Pastor Brandon will share how one very famous failure could have been easily prevented if only he would have kept his eyes opened and prayed.

Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday serve as the two most important events in history. The cross paid the price of our sins and the empty tomb guarantees our new life. Join us this weekend as Pastor Brandon leads us in celebrating the King of Kings!!

Palm Sunday commemorates the celebration of Jesus coming into Jerusalem as the promised Messiah. So why did the celebration seem to fizzle out so quickly once he entered Jerusalem? Join us this weekend as Pastor Brandon shares how the answer to that question is the key to us being prepared for Good Friday and Easter.

Pastor Rick will continue our study through the book of Mark this weekend.