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This Sunday, November 30

11:00 am Morning Worship

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Morning Worship

Join us for worship in person or online.  This week Aaron Austin will preach as we celebrate the hope of Advent. Watch the Stream on Youtube.

11.30.25
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Candlelight Communion Worship

Join us for a wonderful time of worship and contemplation as we celebrate the mystery and wonder of God with us together.  We'll gather for a pot luck meal at 5:30 p.m. followed by a candlelight service at 6:30 p.m.  The church will provide sliced ham.  You can bring sides, salads, and desserts to share.

12.07.25
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2025 Advent Events

We look forward to celebrating our familiar Advent worship and fellowship traditions this year.  We hope you'll join us as we celebrate the light living among us this Advent.  

11.17.25
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The Minis-Tree

During this holiday season, you are invited to live generously as we help those in our community with Christmas needs. Take an ornament off the Minis-Tree in the foyer, it will either have gift suggestions for a kid, gift card suggestions for a family, or gift card suggestions for the Benevolence fund. Bring back the gift or gift card to the office no later than Wednesday, December 17th so we can get them out to families. 

12.17.25
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What Makes You Come Alive?

Jamie Wallace and I were talking in the foyer on Sunday morning before worship.  Our conversation wandered from current events to the struggle of how to offer help in the midst of such overwhelming need.  There are so many needs on so many fronts right now that it's hard to know where to start.   Personally, I feel like I've reached burnout a couple of times since Inauguration Day.  It's hard to know how to help and how to set a sustainable pace. 

10.13.25
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July Transition Team Update

Over the past month, the Transition Team has reviewed and discussed feedback received from members during our June church potluck. The primary concern expressed was the length of time it is taking to call a new pastor. This feedback prompted us to talk about clarifying our church’s identity and mission statement. As a result, the team has decided to revisit the mission statement and invite input from the congregation on whether it should be updated. We look forward to hearing your thoughts at the upcoming potluck and in the weeks that follow.

07.01.25
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Apr 26 • 11:00 • Imperishable Seed

This week we will think about courage and the courage it takes to wait.  On the heels of the 50th Earth Day, we will also consider creation and our place in God's diverse and beloved community of life.  Thanks to Lelia Midkiff for providing the beautiful watercolor above.

04.26.20
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Apr 19 • 11:00 • Why Are We Here?

Normalcy seems to be an idea of the past. Why are we here and what are we to do? These questions are central to the biblical story as well as our current situation. This Sunday, we look back at the work of God through the people in exile. Their isolation and uncertainty are felt by us, and their hope for restoration can help us shape a promising future. Join us this week for a message from Charles Conkin.  

04.19.20
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Mar 29 • 11:00 • Awaiting Rebirth

Join us from your computers, tablets, phones, and televisions as we celebrate even in the midst of shadows. The image above is a painting by our own Charlotte Blaydes.  She started painting during our watercolor workshop last fall and has already created this beautiful work. While we may be apart, we can still find little hopes and joys scattered about like a bright red cardinal or an evening stroll. This week during our prayer time, we'll invite our children to draw pictures of things they are grateful for.  

03.29.20

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