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Recently, our Women’s Ministry has been adding to and restructuring our leadership and ministry plans. To help the ladies of our church, they have put out a survey that would be a blessed assistance in planning for trusting Jesus in … Continue reading →

Beginning on Sunday nights at 7:30, our Women’s Bible study begins a new study using Jen Wilkin’s book, Ten Words to Live By. Invite a friend and join us! You can find out more about this terrific book by author … Continue reading →

Here are 5 reasons every Christian should study Ephesians, right now. 1. Ephesians reminds us of our ultimate hope. Our hope is defined by whatever we believe will solve our problems and deliver personal happiness. For some, hope lies in … Continue reading →

Christ has come! Christ is coming again! The Latin word adventus simply means “coming;” it refers to the appearance of God incarnate and bringing the Kingdom’s salvation to planet Earth. This Advent season, we want to focus on the Gift … Continue reading →

In our sermon series “First Corinthians,” the Church of Jesus faces many questions and challenges. This chapter asks Christians to consider their callings in life: married, widowed or single, free or slave, parent or child. But more than these external … Continue reading →

In our sermon series “First Corinthians,” the Church of Jesus faces many questions and challenges. This chapter asks Christians to consider their callings in life: married, widowed or single, free or slave, parent or child. But more than these external … Continue reading →

As we look at “Passion 2019” to celebrate the Resurrection of our Savior, Christians need to keep their eyes fixed on Jesus. The last day before He died on the cross, Jesus shows us so much of Himself, and who … Continue reading →

As we look at “Passion 2019” to celebrate the Resurrection of our Savior, Christians need to keep their eyes fixed on Jesus. The last day before He died on the cross, Jesus shows us so much of Himself, and who … Continue reading →

As we look at “Passion 2019” to celebrate the Resurrection of our Savior, Christians need to keep their eyes fixed on Jesus. The last day before He died on the cross, Jesus shows us so much of Himself, and who … Continue reading →