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Book Recommendation
The Pilgrim’s Progress (John Bunyan) -Kevin Looper In 1678, John Bunyan was thrown into jail for twelve years for preaching without a license. In prison, he was denied pen and paper, so he wrote Pilgrim’s Progress with pieces of charcoal and paper wads, used as stoppers in milk bottles. It became one most well-known books in history. The book is written as an allegory, which means that every character and place has some sort of spiritual meaning behind it. The main character
Following Christ to the Cross
We wanted to create an opportunity for our church to contemplate and prepare our hearts and minds for Easter. Starting today, on Palm Sunday, we will have a set of prayer stations in the middle basement classrooms (208/209B). Each station will include a prompt, a prayer, or something to take with you as you reflect on Jesus’ death on the cross and His journey there. Why do this? Prayer and communing with God help us to be more like Him and grow in gratitude for Him. Our hope
Sanctuary Refresh!
Our Refresh Committee has been hard at work making our church beautiful—and something big happened this week! Take a look at how great it looks, and even better, we hope you’ll join us this Sunday to see it in person.
April 5: Easter Sunday
Come and celebrate our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! Everyone is invited!
