A NOTE FROM PASTOR BOB     One of my best life experiences has been being involved in a small group. Patti and I hold dear the relationships we have with those who we do life with. I truly believe small groups are the anchor that helps navigate life in spiritual development as well as surrounding you with a net of care. If I asked you, "If you needed someone in an emergency at 230AM, who would you call?" Many of us might draw a blank on that. I can tell you firsthand I have 1

A NOTE FROM PASTOR CAREY     What makes the difference between a good group of friends and a small group? This Sunday we’ll be exploring one of the elements that is essential to a small group: accountability. Small group relationships are special because they make us better! They connect us with one another, and they bring us ever closer to the people God has created us to be. When we hold one another accountable in love, we help each other on the journey to become more Chris

A NOTE FROM PASTOR ELYSE     Small Groups are not classes. They are small communities of people—no more than twelve—who choose to walk the Christian life together. They gather regularly, often around food, to study Scripture, share life’s joys and struggles, pray, and support one another. Once formed, a Small Group stays together for years. These groups are built on trust, accountability, vulnerability, and a shared commitment to long-term relationships. Classes are different

A NOTE FROM PASTOR ELYSE     Join us this Sunday as we conclude our powerful  Fear Not  sermon series with a message you won’t want to miss. Over the past weeks, we’ve confronted the fears that freeze us, the worries that chase us, and the doubts that whisper in the shadows. We’ve learned that while fear may rise, it doesn’t have to rule. In this final installment, we’ll step into the sweeping truth that even when the world feels upside down—when danger seems constant and dar

A NOTE FROM PASTOR CAREY     Dear Church, It was an incredible privilege to have had the past 12 weeks of family leave to be at home with my new baby boy. He and I are both healthy and happy, and I am delighted to be back in the swing of things during our busiest season of all! Advent has always held such a special place in my heart, and even more so now that we have added our first child to our family. Witnessing him gaze at Christmas lights, watch Advent candles flicker, an

A NOTE FROM PASTOR ELYSE     Sometimes it’s said that the best things in life come when you wait… but waiting isn’t easy, especially when you need God to act right now. Still, waiting is where we grow. It’s where God prepares greater gifts than we can see in the moment. And when they come, they bring joy. In the waiting, God whispers: “Fear not.” He’s working—right on time. This Sunday, hear about how Mary joined Him in his work and how you can too.  In Christ, — Pastor Elyse