Life together at our church
An evening of food, music, and fellowship — bring a friend and a dish to share.
Three days of worship, teaching, and rest together as a church family. Registration details to follow.
Games, grilling, and time outdoors with families from across the congregation.
We gathered to celebrate the resurrection with choir, baptisms, and a shared meal afterward.
We have various events throughout the year to celebrate holidays and worship our Lord. Come join us.
Spring at church came alive with color, laughter, and shared celebration as we gathered for Easter joy and Mother’s Day warmth. From youth-led activities and games to moments where the whole congregation joined in, every event felt bright and welcoming. Together we celebrated new life, thankful hearts, and the simple happiness of being a church family—young and old—growing, serving, and rejoicing side by side.
Our September seaside retreat felt like a deep breath we didn’t know we needed—sun on our faces, sand between our toes, and laughter carried by the sea breeze. We slowed down at the beach, wandered along the river, and let joy come easily, unforced and shared. In those simple moments of rest and togetherness, God met us gently, reminding us that faith can be full of lightness, friendship, and grateful smiles.
This Christmas, we gather with bright hearts to celebrate the wonder that God chose nearness over distance, love over silence. In the joy of Christ’s birth, heaven leaned toward earth, and hope took on a human face. May this great birth wake our faith, loosen our praise, and send us out rejoicing—carrying light, peace, and generous love into a world still hungry for good news.
We remember this baptism with grateful joy—a moment of beginning, not arrival. In these waters, we see God’s promise made visible: that we are claimed, loved, and never alone. Baptism reminds us that life with Christ is a journey of daily grace, where we rise again and again into new life, held by a faith stronger than our doubts and a love deeper than the water itself.