The church office will be closed Monday for the holiday.
This Wednesday at 6:30 pm in our Bible Study series Getting to Know the Bible Better we will be looking at the book of Isaiah. Our weekly prayer time will follow.
Gifts intended specifically for our lighting project may be designated “Sanctuary Lights”.
If you would like a record of 2020 giving, please sign the sheet on the east bulletin board or contact the church office.
January OCC items: Stuffed animals and games.
Sunday, January 10, 2021, we will hold our Annual Church Business meeting after the morning worship service in the Sanctuary. There will be a dinner in the Fellowship Hall after the meeting for those who want to stay.
This Wednesday at 6:30 pm in our Bible Study series Getting to Know the Bible Better we will be looking at the book of Ecclesiastes. Our weekly prayer time will follow.
Gifts intended specifically for our lighting project may be designated “Sanctuary Lights”.
If you would like a record of 2020 giving, please sign the sheet on the east bulletin board.
January OCC items: Stuffed animals and games
There will be a trustee meeting this Sunday following the morning service.
Because of concerns about the COVID-19 virus, our Annual Church Business meeting has been postponed until Sunday, January 10, 2021. Our current budget will remain in effect until next year’s budget can be voted on. Current officers, please continue your duties until the election of next year’s officers.
This Wednesday at 6:30 pm in our Bible Study series Getting to Know the Bible Better we will be looking at the book of Ecclesiastes. Our weekly prayer time will follow.
Gifts intended specifically for our lighting project may be designated “Sanctuary Lights”.
There are one year Bible reading schedules on the Welcome Center.
If you would like a record of 2020 giving, please sign the sheet on the east bulletin board.
We only told a handful of people about this when we were going through it. It was my wife’s call, and she didn’t want to tell everybody unless there was something to tell. So we told our kids, and a handful of others, and asked them to pray with us about it. And let me say up front that the news was good. But after the fact, I’d like to tell you about the best Christmas gift I ever received. And it was on December 17th, eight days before Christmas.
Read MoreThere are envelopes available on the Welcome Center for the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for International Missions. Lottie Moon was a single lady missionary to China over 100 years ago. She wrote letters challenging American churches to send more support and workers to mission fields. After her death, an annual offering for world missions was named in her honor. This is a free will offering, and every bit of the money raised goes directly to the support of international missionaries.
Because of concerns about the COVID-19 virus, our Annual Church Business meeting has been postponed until Sunday, January 10, 2021. Our current budget will remain in effect until next year’s budget can be voted on. Current officers, please continue your duties until the election of next year’s officers.
This Wednesday at 6:30 pm in our Bible Study series Getting to Know the Bible Better we will be looking at the book of Ecclesiastes. Our weekly prayer time will follow.
Gifts intended specifically for our lighting project may be designated “Sanctuary Lights”.
There are one year Bible reading schedules on the Welcome Center.
This Sunday is the fourth Sunday of the Advent season, celebrating the Christ Child!
This Sunday at 6:00 pm there will be a Candlelight Christmas Service. Our sanctuary lights will be off except for the glow of many candles. All songs and Scripture texts will be projected on the screens (similar to our Sunrise Service at Easter). This will be a simple worship service focused on the story of the birth of Christ.
There will be no midweek services this Wednesday, December 23rd to allow families more time to prepare for Christmas.
There are envelopes available on the Welcome Center for the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for International Missions. Lottie Moon was a single lady missionary to China over 100 years ago. She wrote letters challenging American churches to send more support and workers to mission fields. After her death, an annual offering for world missions was named in her honor. This is a free will offering, and every bit of the money raised goes directly to the support of international missionaries.
Gifts intended specifically for our lighting project may be designated “Sanctuary Lights”.
Because of concerns about the COVID-19 virus, our Annual Church Business meeting has been postponed until Sunday, January 10, 2021. Our current budget will remain in effect until next year’s budget can be voted on. Current officers, please continue your duties until the election of next year’s officers.
This Sunday is the third Sunday of the Advent season, turning our attention to the Shepherds who heard the angel’s announcement of Jesus’ birth.
There are envelopes available on the Welcome Center for the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for International Missions. Lottie Moon was a single lady missionary to China over 100 years ago. She wrote letters challenging American churches to send more support and workers to mission fields. After her death, an annual offering for world missions was named in her honor. This is a free will offering, and every bit of the money raised goes directly to the support of international missionaries.
Because of concerns about the COVID-19 virus, our Annual Church Business meeting has been postponed until Sunday, January 10, 2021. Our current budget will remain in effect until next year’s budget can be voted on. Current officers, please continue your duties until the election of next year’s officers.
This Wednesday at 6:30 pm in our Bible Study series Getting to Know the Bible Better we will be looking at the book of Proverbs. Our weekly prayer time will follow.
Gifts intended specifically for our lighting project may be designated “Sanctuary Lights”.
This Sunday is the second Sunday of the Advent season, celebrating the little town of Bethlehem.
In your bulletins this Sunday are envelopes for the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for International Missions. Lottie Moon was a single lady missionary to China over 100 years ago. She wrote letters challenging American churches to send more support and workers to mission fields. After her death, an annual offering for world missions was named in her honor. This is a free will offering, and every bit of the money raised goes directly to the support of international missionaries.
Due to the current pandemic, the Annual Church Business meeting has been postponed until Sunday, January 10.
This Wednesday at 6:30 pm in our Bible Study series Getting to Know the Bible Better we will be looking at the book of Psalms. Our weekly prayer time will follow.
Gifts intended specifically for our lighting project may be designated “Sanctuary Lights.”