Summer feels different to different people. For students, summer can seem like a great expanse with loads of time to slow down and enjoy things without the demands of school. For others, summer feels as though it passes too quickly. But for all, the days are longer. Summer allows us time to savor and not rush. We may use summer time to travel, see family, and spend more time with friends.
Summer represents a change in pace and style in worship as well. Like your favorite mixtape, Dale and Brenna are pulling together some of their all-time favorites from the Old and New Testament as we welcome the sunshine and a slower, more relaxed pace. We hope you will join us and tune your ear to God this summer!
Instructions for living a life:
Pay attention.
Be astonished.
Tell about it.
–Mary Oliver
We are a community whose lives are interconnected. Therefore, we naturally share interest and involvement with one another. Beyond that we express a commitment to care with acts of support and service to particular needs. In this video, Alexis describes how people from our church family provide much needed care for people who have become primary caregivers.
Every summer we invite the congregation, friends, and strangers of all ages to join us as we read a story together.
Yes, the rumors are true: our all-new website is here, supporting mobile phones, better navigation, and a nicer presentation of content. But we understand it might be a bit tricky finding just what you're looking for.
