Events

Pastor Jim McDonald is leading mid-week conversations for faith-seekers and all wanting to explore their faith journey with honesty, mutual respect and openness to one another.

We will take turns choosing a book and leading that month's discussion.

The first Tuesday afternoon of each month, 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. beginning October 2.

The first book will be: Gilead by Marilynne Robinson

Please sign up for this small group by calling the church office, or filling in the form below.

On December 30th from 4-6PM, we will be hosting a Youth Dodgeball Tournament! Grab some friends, create a team (4-5 members) and compete in this double elimination tournament. Sign up your team with Katie by noon on December 30th.

A traditional Christmas Eve service featuring the Chapel Choir and a carol-sing to greet the first moments of Christmas morning. The message will be given by Pastor Jim.

Christmas Eve communion, served by Pastor Greta, in a come-and-go style, in the Chapel.

A traditional Christmas Eve service featuring the Chancel Choir and a candlelight carol-sing. The message will be given by Pastor Jim.

A Family Service featuring the Connection Choir and a youth brass ensemble, we will share in Christmas Eve Communion as well as a candlelight carol-sing. The message will by given by Terry McDorman.

A worship service celebration especially geared for children, with music provided by the Angel, Cherub and Chorister Choirs.

Ignite is starting up again this September! 

Junior High (6-8th) meet from 4-5PM, Senior High (9-12th) meet from 6-7PM, and a meal is shared by all between 5-6PM. Parents are needed to help provide meals! Please contact Katie if you can help out. 

We will meet the following dates this year:

The Path To Spiritual Authenticity

The fall classes have focused on the inner spiritual discipline practices that lead to an understanding and "knowing" of our loving God. We wrap up with the following classes.

December 2 - Honesty, Confession, Fasting, and Humility
Why confession is not only good for the soul, but also good for our pride and our relationships.

Yes, it will be just four days before Christmas, and there will be so much yet to do! But give yourself a break and come enjoy a couple (yes, two) wonderful presentations to enhance your true appreciation of this most special time of year. Greta McDonald has selected two excellent Christmas offerings. The first will be A Star in the Night, a 1946 Oscar-winning short film that depicts an updated story of the Nativity with, as one review states, “a little Christmas Carol twist thrown in.” Though the film is now 66 years old, its message is timeless.

Come One, Come All!