Our main worship service is at 11 am on Sunday mornings. Our dress
is causal. You are always welcome to come as you are. After worship, we'd
like to invite you to stay for Coffee Hour in the Plaza Room downstairs.
It is a lunch provided by cooking teams each week which gives members and
visitors alike the opportunity to share in fellowship. We look forward to
meeting you soon.
To signup for Worship Servants dates please write your name in the desired
blank date on the lists, located in the sanctuary foyer.
Heaven and Hell Series
Stay
a part of a faith tradition or any given period of time and you'll find
out that one of the major questions being asked and answered is: "Is
there a life beyond this one? What happens when I die?" The Christian
tradition has sought throughout the years to answer these questions in unique
ways based on the denominational tradition but has always gone back to the
basic idea of "some people-the believing ones go to heaven" and
"some people-the non-believing ones go to hell." But, is this
really what scripture says about the afterlife? Or does scripture really
care about this at all? Come explore conversation about the fire and brimstone,
pearly gates, streets of gold all the other popular metaphors for the unknown
and beyond!
Back to the Basics: Words of Faith
During the month of September, we will be taking a journey through the gospel
of Matthew. Using mostly parables as our guide, we'll go back to the basics
of some "churchy" words that we've heard, used a lot or always
wondered what they meant. The hope is that some of these powerful words
become for us a great foundation of how we understand what it means to follow
Jesus.
Stay
a part of a faith tradition or any given period of time and you'll find
out that one of the major questions being asked and answered is: "Is
there a life beyond this one? What happens when I die?" The Christian
tradition has sought throughout the years to answer these questions in unique
ways based on the denominational tradition but has always gone back to the
basic idea of "some people-the believing ones go to heaven" and
"some people-the non-believing ones go to hell." But, is this
really what scripture says about the afterlife? Or does scripture really
care about this at all? Come explore conversation about the fire and brimstone,
pearly gates, streets of gold all the other popular metaphors for the unknown
and beyond!