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The Lenten Series – Honest to God – Personal Encounters with Jesus that Change our Lives. These classes will follow the sermon series during Lent and help us understand that our personal relationship with Jesus determines and depends on how we relate to Jesus’ sisters and brothers.   

The class will be in-person in the chapel and on zoom immediately following the service.

February 26 – Jesus Meets the Devil – Matthew 4: 1-11 

March 5 – Jesus Meets Nicodemus – John 3: 1-17 

March 12 – Jesus Meets a Samaritan Woman – John 4: 5-42 

March 19 – Jesus Meets a Blind Man – John 9: 1-41 

March 26 – Jesus Meets Martha, Mary & Lazarus – John 11: 1-45

April 2 – Jesus Meets Jerusalem – Matthew 21: 1-11 

Explore the benefits of gentle stretching and strengthening right from your chair. No experience necessary. Just wear comfortable clothing and shoes, and you’re ready to go. A $10 donation per class is welcome, half of which will be donated to local mission work.

Come experience the mind-calming, body-affirming benefits of yoga with the life-giving breath of the Holy Spirit! Grace Unfolding is a unique, Christ-centered yoga class that weaves in prayer, Scripture and Christian music to help you tap into and deepen your connection to the Lord as you stretch and strengthen your body. It is practiced at a relaxed pace appropriate for all experience levels, and includes quiet reflection at the beginning and end of each class. Simply bring a mat and an open heart!

Maundy Thursday Service, April 6th at 7pm. In Person and on Livestream Click Here

This is a part of our series – Honest to God –Personal Encounters with Jesus that Change Our Lives

Our personal relationship with Jesus determines and depends on how we relate to Jesus’ sisters and brothers.

As parents, we know our kids are always changing. From newborn to twelfth grade, there is always something new in their development, or some new challenge they are facing, or some new obstacle they are overcoming. So how do we make the most of each developmental phase in a kid’s life? How do we parent in a way that helps our kids feel known and supported? How can we anticipate some of the challenges they will face? These monthly meet ups will help you make the most of the phase your child or teen is in right now. It’s never too late, even if you’re parenting a twelfth grader.

We are continuing the program we started in the fall during the winter/spring months adding a special focus on mental health for our families and kids.

We gather for optional dinner and fellowship at 6pm and start our program at 6:45 so we are done by 8pm.