Come join us for our weekly worship service, featuring a sermon by Rev. Jason Fulkerson, music, and the children’s sermon. Please join us!
We are having a potluck brunch and hope you’ll come and bring a friend or family member. We’ll provide coffee and juice.
If your last name begins A-L: bring hot or cold brunch item
If your last name begins M-Z: bring snacks, treats.
Hosted by: Membership Committee
Date: Sunday, February 10th
Time: 10:45am-11:45am
Come join us for our weekly worship service, featuring a sermon by Rev. Jason Fulkerson, music, and the children’s sermon. Please join us!
Please join us for our Annual Pie Sunday on Sunday, February 17th to celebrate Pastor Jason’s 3rd anniversary with us. The Parish Life committee is requesting assistance from the congregation. They are asking parishioners to make a pie to share. Pies can be dropped off on or before the Coffee Hour. If you have questions, please contact Linda Gardner.
Come join us for our weekly worship service, featuring a sermon by Rev. Jason Fulkerson, music, and the children’s sermon. Please join us!
Come join us for our weekly worship service, featuring a sermon by Rev. Jason Fulkerson, music, and the children’s sermon. Please join us!
The Mission Collection for the month of March is the Synod Ministries Board. You can donate to this worthy cause throughout the month of March.
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent. Ashes have a long history in biblical and church traditions. In Scripture ashes or dust symbolize frailty or death (Gen. 18:27), sadness or mourning (Esther 4:3), judgment (Lam. 3:16), and repentance (Jon. 3:6). Some traditions also have considered ash a purifying or cleansing agent. All these images are caught up in the church’s use of ashes as a symbol appropriate for Lent. On March 6th, there will be two services offered for the imposition of ashes, 2pm and 6:30pm. The services will be short with time for meditation and reflection. Please come if you are able.
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent. Ashes have a long history in biblical and church traditions. In Scripture ashes or dust symbolize frailty or death (Gen. 18:27), sadness or mourning (Esther 4:3), judgment (Lam. 3:16), and repentance (Jon. 3:6). Some traditions also have considered ash a purifying or cleansing agent. All these images are caught up in the church’s use of ashes as a symbol appropriate for Lent. On March 6th, there will be two services offered for the imposition of ashes, 2pm and 6:30pm. The services will be short with time for meditation and reflection. Please come if you are able.
Come join us for our weekly worship service, featuring a sermon by Rev. Jason Fulkerson, music, and the children’s sermon. Please join us!
A six-week Lenten Bible Study will begin on Monday, March 11th. Each week there will be two offerings for the bible study: Monday at 7pm and Thursday at 1pm. The theme of the study will be Questions from Jesus. I will be using Matthew Croasnum’s book, Let Me Ask You a Question: Conversations with Jesus, as a guide. There will be no need to buy the book. Please join us if you can.