Our mission is to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ to all through worship, education, outreach, and fellowship. We are a friendly and fun family of Jesus followers and we would love to have you join us wherever you are at in your spiritual journey.
About Us Family DevotionsHymns are selected for the service. Review the themes of litotical season, making adjusts in worship to enhance the service
Discipleship research ideas to attract and encourage not just membership but create an atmosphere to deepen true faith and discipleship of Christ.
we visit Northwood Nursing home and Forest Plaza Assisted living facility to provide the Gospel, singing of songs and offer fellowship
Naomi Circle meets the 1st Wednesday of the month in a different member's home. The members have bible study and fellowship. This group supports many local and worldwide missions
Our Mission is to help others with our quilts. New quilts are given to our high school graduates. Quilts are made and given to different charities. Many other donations are given to others in need. We meet the 2nd Wednesday of the month for quilting and fellowship
We study the word of God with readings and prayers. Followed by fellowship with all attending. Meets The 3rd Wednesday of each month.
Service 9:00 AM Fellowship Following Sunday School - 10:30 AM Adult Sunday School - 10:45 AM
The Hebrew word typically translated as “jealous” in Exodus 20:5 can mean zealous, passionate, even outraged—or simply protective. Luther translated it as “zealous” ...
The idea of serving idols (“or serve them”) in verse five is specific to bringing them the service of worship. The NIV translates it so.
Imagine that those who are made in the image of the Almighty God (Gen 1:26) would bow down to figurines of human invention. Ludicrous!
If you knew what God looked like (John 1:18; 1 John 4:12) and made an image of that likeness, would you be able to fear the image? I suppose you could, but it would be ...
The command to have no other gods is packed with things to consider. Having another god means to own the god, as one could an idol. But we cannot own Yahweh, in that sense, ...
You may initially counter that God did not bring you out of Egypt. It was the Hebrew people whom God led out of slavery to pharaohs. They were enslaved for over four centuries ...
