A Note From Our Music Director - September 11th, 2019

One of my all-time favorite hymns is Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing. This well-known hymn was penned by Robert Robinson in 1758. Robinson was preparing to preach at the Calvanist Methodist Chapel in Norfolk, England, and wrote the lyrics to this hymn to accompany his sermon for the day. 

Youth Corner - September 11th, 2019

This week we'll start our September curriculum. Faith Redefined is a study where we'll look at instances in the Bible where someone's faith grew, changed, or was challenged. We'll take the lessons we learn and help our youth apply them to their lives to help them grow closer to God and have their faith become more personable.

Pastoral Thoughts - September 11th, 2019

For the past couple weeks, we have begun to engage a new sermon series that has been titled Uncomfortable. This past Sunday you heard me say that holiness is not based in purity, it is based in God making us perfect in love. We also said that holiness for us is also present in community. This is social holiness. Social Holiness means that our own individual faith, our own work of being perfected in love, can affect the faith of others. And because of this in the early age of the Methodist movement, there were those who gathered attended churches yes...but also gathered in groups of 4, 8, or 10 called class meetings and band meetings. Again, these sound similar to the small groups in our community, now don't they?