Join us on Sunday’s at 10 am during the month of December as we discuss four different versions of “God” that don’t exist—they’re fabrications people often want to believe about the nature of God. But when we start to put God in a box, we create our own ideas about Him and what He’s supposed to do for us. We will examine four stories from the Gospels that help us see what God is really like.
Come join us for our second annual hometown Christmas village! Stroll through a heartwarming Christmas village with fun for the whole family.
Enjoy our vendors and grab some dinner while finishing your Christmas shopping. The kids can get free pictures with Santa, visit the petting zoo, explore some emergency vehicles, and more! After that, you can sit by the bonfire and warm up while listening to some Christmas carols or enjoy a barrel train ride. You won’t want to miss this exciting Christmas celebration.
We hope to provide comfort and support to those who may be experiencing grief, loss, or other difficult emotions during the holiday season. We acknowledge that not everyone feels joyous and celebratory during this time of year and some people may be dealing with challenges such as the loss of a loved one, illness, loneliness, or other hardships. Blue Christmas is symbolic of the feelings of sadness that some may experience during the holiday season. We hope to provide solace and community for those who may find the holiday season difficult due to personal circumstances.
Join us on Christmas Eve at 6 pm for our traditional candlelight service.