Our worship life and the way we gather with small and large groups will continue to be altered as we respect physical and social-distancing at this time. However, there are still ways in which we can be in relationship with one another (e.g. phones, email, personal  notes and letters with first-class postage stamps, the church’s website and Facebook page, Facebook Live, Google Hangouts, Zoom, freeconferencecall.com, blogs, Instagram, live-streaming, and the use of other electronic tools available through most home computers).

Please join us virtually each Sunday at 10:30 a.m. to worship with us!

August 2

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July 25

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July 19

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July 12

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July 5

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June 28

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June 21

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June 14

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June 7

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June 1

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May 24

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May 17

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May 10

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May 3

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April 26

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April 19

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Easter Sunday (April 12)

Live-stream Worship at 10:30 a.m.

We celebrate Jesus’ resurrection and proclaim, “Christ is risen! Christ is risen, indeed!”

Good Friday (April 10)

We remember the significance of Jesus dying on the cross.

Online worship experience available beginning at 7:30 p.m. on Friday on YouTube at by visiting the below link.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lA9B6-ysO2E&feature=youtu.be

Sunday, April 5

Click here to learn how to fold your palm into a cross.

Sunday, March 29

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Sunday, March 22

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Sunday, March 15

Sermon: Living Water
It’s a story of great significance. It’s significant that the conversation ever happened. The barriers were widely known among most people.  Notably, Jesus was a Jew and the woman was a Samaritan. Between Samaritans and Jews there was a wall of separation no less than what in our time physically separates the Israelis from the Palestinians. Read more.