As we continue our journey in “Come, Follow Me,” we move from the call to follow… to the question of faith: “Who do you say that I am?”
In this moment, discipleship becomes personal. Like Peter, we are invited not just to know about Jesus, but to confess who he is in our lives. This confession is not the end, but the beginning of a deeper relationship—one that shapes our identity and calls us into God’s mission.
Who do you say Jesus is?
Come and worship. Come and confess. Come and follow.
Sunday worship begins at 10:15AM.
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Upcoming Sundays
April 26, 2026
Failure
Luke 22:54-62 (The Message)
May 03, 2026
Transforming
John 21:1-14 (The Message)
Third Sunday of Easter
Confessing
As we continue our journey in “Come, Follow Me,” we move from the call to follow… to the question of faith: “Who do you say that I am?”
In this moment, discipleship becomes personal. Like Peter, we are invited not just to know about Jesus, but to confess who he is in our lives. This confession is not the end, but the beginning of a deeper relationship—one that shapes our identity and calls us into God’s mission.
Who do you say Jesus is?
Come and worship. Come and confess. Come and follow.
Sunday worship begins at 10:15AM.
Join us in person in our sanctuary or watch online via Zoom, Facebook or YouTube Live.
Bulletin Link
April 19, 2026
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To join Sunday Worship via Facebook, click hereand look for the live video at the top of the page.
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Upcoming Sundays
April 26, 2026
Failure
Luke 22:54-62 (The Message)
May 03, 2026
Transforming
John 21:1-14 (The Message)
Easter Sunday
Make Your Way
Christ is risen! On that first Easter morning, the women at the tomb were told that Jesus had gone ahead of them and that they should make their way to meet him again. Today we celebrate the good news that death does not have the final word. The risen Christ calls us forward into renewed life, renewed hope, and renewed purpose. Join us!
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Sunday worship begins at 10:15AM.
Join us in person in our sanctuary or watch online via Zoom, Facebook or YouTube Live.
To join Sunday Worship via Facebook, click here and look for the live video at the top of the page.
To watch the livestream of our service on YouTube, click here.
Upcoming Sundays
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April 12, 2026
Following
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Mark 1:15-20 (CEB)
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April 19, 2026
Confessing
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Matthew 16:13-20 (The Message)
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Palm Sunday
The Other Way
Palm Sunday marks the turning point of the journey. Jesus enters Jerusalem with shouts of “Hosanna!”, yet the road ahead leads to the cross. What feels like an ending becomes the beginning of God’s new work.
Like pilgrims nearing their destination, we pause and ask: What has this journey taught us? And what “other way” is Christ calling us to walk— the way of humility, courage, justice, and love?
As Holy Week begins, we follow Jesus toward the mystery of the cross and the hope of resurrection. Join us.
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Sunday worship begins at 10:15AM.
Join us in person in our sanctuary or watch online via Zoom, Facebook or YouTube Live.
To join Sunday Worship via Facebook, click here and look for the live video at the top of the page.
To watch the livestream of our service on YouTube, click here.
Upcoming Sundays
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April 05, 2026
Make Your Way
Easter Sunday
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Matthew 28:1-10 (CEB)
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April 12, 2026
Following
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Mark 1:15-20 (CEB)
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The Free Way
God is always making a way – even through the wilderness places of our lives. In Isaiah 43:16-19, God promises, “I am about to do a new thing … I will make a way in the wilderness.” And Paul reminds us in Philippians 3:12-14 to forget what lies behind and press forward toward the life God calls us to in Christ.
Along the journey, there are both stumbling blocks and stepping stones. Like the Pilgrims in The Way who lay down their stones as a sign of release, we too are invited to let go of the burdens we carry – grief, anger, fear – and trust that God is leading us toward freedom and new life.
Come, walk The Free Way, trusting that God, our rock and redeemer, walks with us every step of the journey.
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Sunday worship begins at 10:15AM.
Join us in person in our sanctuary or watch online via Zoom, Facebook or YouTube Live.
To join Sunday Worship via Facebook, click here and look for the live video at the top of the page.
To watch the livestream of our service on YouTube, click here.
Upcoming Sundays
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March 29, 2026
The Other Way
Palm Sunday
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Luke 19:28b-40 (CEB)
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April 05, 2026
Make Your Way
Easter Sunday
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Psalm 107 (NRSVUE)
Matthew 28:1-10 (CEB)
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The Way Home
No matter what we call home in this world, our hearts long for a deeper home—one where we are fully known, forgiven, and welcomed.
In Jesus’ parable of the wandering son in Luke’s gospel, a child who has lost everything finds the courage to return home. Instead of rejection, he is met with compassion, embrace, and celebration.
Psalm 25 reminds us that God’s ways are always love and faithfulness. The Loving Parent does not remember us by our worst mistakes but by the goodness placed within us.
Lent invites us to walk the road home—letting go of pride, shame, and grudges along the way. Wherever we are on the journey, God is already running toward us with open arms.
Come worship as we rediscover the grace of belonging and the joy of coming home.
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Sunday worship begins at 10:15AM.
Join us in person in our sanctuary or watch online via Zoom, Facebook or YouTube Live.
