Altar flowers enhance the worship experience in the church Sanctuary and glorify God. They reflect not only the beauty of God’s creation but works of beauty that we can offer back to God. Now with the move to the new design for flower style and placement, we are thrilled to open up the number of donors who can give for a particular Sunday not only to remember or honor loved ones or friends but also to remember such things as birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, baptisms, holidays, etc. 

Altar flowers enhance the worship experience in the church Sanctuary and glorify God. They reflect not only the beauty of God’s creation but works of beauty that we can offer back to God. Now with the move to the new design for flower style and placement, we are thrilled to open up the number of donors who can give for a particular Sunday not only to remember or honor loved ones or friends but also to remember such things as birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, baptisms, holidays, etc. 

Greetings from the Board of Stewards. We met virtually on Wednesday evening. The pressing topic of the meeting was the reopening of the church for in-person worship. We have moved very cautiously since the arrival of COVID-19 in our community. First, the church closed to comply with the local government's decision to “Stay Home, Work Safe.” Everyone went into quarantine. We then started the slow reopening of our campus with small groups followed by Sunday school. We anticipated returning to in-person worship this Sunday, June 28.

The past few months have been challenging for everyone, and some have been affected more than others by the coronavirus pandemic. We continue to pray for individuals and families who have suffered illness and death as well as the loss of employment, income, and security. At the church we’ve responded as best we could, adjusting our programs and offering live stream worship services. Some of this has been difficult, but nothing has been more difficult than missing you, our church family.