Jesus was a missionary. Sent by the Father, He left home to provide a broken and lost creation the way back to our loving God. As He walked among us, He showed us exactly what to do; listen for God’s leading, obey it, and pour His love and truth into a few unlikely followers. Then He commanded us to do the same. Join us for our annual Missions Week series – be inspired by how this is being done locally, as well as around the world, and learn how you can be a part of it. Together, let us... Go. Make Disciples.

These days hope can seem hard to find as the world cripples us with fear. But there is something much greater than the world... Celebrate Easter with us and learn how the journey of Jesus’ life, death, resurrection, and final commands changed everything. Experience joy regardless of circumstances, freedom from comparison, and an everlasting love that is changing the world forever! Whether you’re new to church or have been attending your whole life, our service is for everyone. We’re just glad you’re celebrating with us! Come in your jeans or a spring dress – whatever you’re comfortable in, you’ll be at home at WCC.

Life is a journey. But, if we’re not careful, we can end up wandering, and then wondering if there is more. The final weeks of Jesus’ life were anything but aimless wandering. They were filled with events that defined who He was and left us clues to who we are called to be. They were moments that point to an even bigger journey God has prepared for all of us. As we lead up to Easter, join us for a new series on Sundays at 9am and 10:45am or live online, as we examine the messages revealed in The Journey of Jesus’ final days on Earth and what they mean for us today.

Life is a journey. But, if we’re not careful, we can end up wandering, and then wondering if there is more. The final weeks of Jesus’ life were anything but aimless wandering. They were filled with events that defined who He was and left us clues to who we are called to be. They were moments that point to an even bigger journey God has prepared for all of us. As we lead up to Easter, join us for a new series on Sundays at 9am and 10:45am or live online, as we examine the messages revealed in The Journey of Jesus’ final days on Earth and what they mean for us today.

Life is a journey. But, if we’re not careful, we can end up wandering, and then wondering if there is more. The final weeks of Jesus’ life were anything but aimless wandering. They were filled with events that defined who He was and left us clues to who we are called to be. They were moments that point to an even bigger journey God has prepared for all of us. As we lead up to Easter, join us for a new series on Sundays at 9am and 10:45am or live online, as we examine the messages revealed in The Journey of Jesus’ final days on Earth and what they mean for us today.

Life is a journey. But, if we’re not careful, we can end up wandering, and then wondering if there is more. The final weeks of Jesus’ life were anything but aimless wandering. They were filled with events that defined who He was and left us clues to who we are called to be. They were moments that point to an even bigger journey God has prepared for all of us. As we lead up to Easter, join us for a new series on Sundays at 9am and 10:45am or live online, as we examine the messages revealed in The Journey of Jesus’ final days on Earth and what they mean for us today.

Can we ever truly live free? Or does it depend on your definition? There’s a huge difference between doing whatever you want whenever you want, versus living free from greed, disappointment, and stress. Living selfishly can only provide so much happiness, while living selflessly can provide an eternity of joy regardless of your circumstances.

Can we ever truly live free? Or does it depend on your definition? There’s a huge difference between doing whatever you want whenever you want, versus living free from greed, disappointment, and stress. Living selfishly can only provide so much happiness, while living selflessly can provide an eternity of joy regardless of your circumstances.

Can we ever truly live free? Or does it depend on your definition? There’s a huge difference between doing whatever you want whenever you want, versus living free from greed, disappointment, and stress. Living selfishly can only provide so much happiness, while living selflessly can provide an eternity of joy regardless of your circumstances.

Can we ever truly live free? Or does it depend on your definition? There’s a huge difference between doing whatever you want whenever you want, versus living free from greed, disappointment, and stress. Living selfishly can only provide so much happiness, while living selflessly can provide an eternity of joy regardless of your circumstances.