Welcome!
Greetings to you in the name of Christ!
Thank you for taking the time to get to know us through our website today. I hope that as you begin to familiarize yourself with our congregation you’ll be able to find the information you are looking for. While this website is regularly updated, please know that it may really only offer a small snapshot of who we are and I hope you’ll join us for worship and truly get to know us in person as that is the best way to truly build a relationship. We invite you to join us for traditional worship at 8:30am in the sanctuary or visit our contemporary worship service at 11:00am in the Family Life Center. Or you can contact the church in a number of ways if you have more questions.
There are many facets to being a part of a church. In many ways, we are like a family. We are far from perfect but we strive to follow the perfect example of Christ in all we do. As with many families, we love to gather together – especially if we can find a way to involve food (or at least a good cup of coffee)! Along with that, we look to God’s Word as our authority and trust in the Truth we find within its pages. We believe that Christ offers us so much more than anything else in this world and our hope rests in the assurance of salvation through him by faith. And through that, our lives begin to change to reflect him more as we are transformed in the power of the Holy Spirit at work.
I want to personally extend an invitation to you to join us for one of our many ministry opportunities throughout the year including worship, Sunday School, small groups, and other special events. I also invite you to be in touch with me if you would like to grab coffee or lunch together so we can get to know each other better. I believe Christ demonstrated that love manifests itself through relationships that are intentional in their time together. So let’s meet sometime so I can pray for you and we can grow together!
Blessings upon you and we hope you may find a home here with us in the coming days,
In His precious name which saves,
Pastor Ryan Whisel
Thank you for taking the time to get to know us through our website today. I hope that as you begin to familiarize yourself with our congregation you’ll be able to find the information you are looking for. While this website is regularly updated, please know that it may really only offer a small snapshot of who we are and I hope you’ll join us for worship and truly get to know us in person as that is the best way to truly build a relationship. We invite you to join us for traditional worship at 8:30am in the sanctuary or visit our contemporary worship service at 11:00am in the Family Life Center. Or you can contact the church in a number of ways if you have more questions.
There are many facets to being a part of a church. In many ways, we are like a family. We are far from perfect but we strive to follow the perfect example of Christ in all we do. As with many families, we love to gather together – especially if we can find a way to involve food (or at least a good cup of coffee)! Along with that, we look to God’s Word as our authority and trust in the Truth we find within its pages. We believe that Christ offers us so much more than anything else in this world and our hope rests in the assurance of salvation through him by faith. And through that, our lives begin to change to reflect him more as we are transformed in the power of the Holy Spirit at work.
I want to personally extend an invitation to you to join us for one of our many ministry opportunities throughout the year including worship, Sunday School, small groups, and other special events. I also invite you to be in touch with me if you would like to grab coffee or lunch together so we can get to know each other better. I believe Christ demonstrated that love manifests itself through relationships that are intentional in their time together. So let’s meet sometime so I can pray for you and we can grow together!
Blessings upon you and we hope you may find a home here with us in the coming days,
In His precious name which saves,
Pastor Ryan Whisel