Communion Service, Pastors Abner Cotto-Bonilla (left) and Tim Dalton (right)
We gather each Sunday to worship, learn, and spend time as a faith community
Bring healthy, nonperishable food items to church every Sunday for "Putting Families First: Food, Faith & a Future" co-op
Child care offered during from 10:30-11:45am every Sunday.
- 9:30am Adult Forum
- 10:30am Worship in the Sanctuary
- 11:45am Fellowship Hour
- Free parking in the church lots off Bryant Avenue
Bring healthy, nonperishable food items to church every Sunday for "Putting Families First: Food, Faith & a Future" co-op
Child care offered during from 10:30-11:45am every Sunday.
September Services
Sunday, September 1, 10:30am
WORSHIP AND COMMUNION
What Do You Want?
Scriptures: Psalm 23
“The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want.” We have all heard this famous beginning to the most famous Psalm in the Bible. What does it mean that one “shall to want?” When we have a God who is trustworthy and as reliable as a Shepherd herding his flock, the appropriate response is obedience. Join with us as were gather to worship our Good Shepherd in exuberance joy and seeking to become more obedient.
Join us on September 1st as we celebrate communion with special choir music! Guest vocalists will be performing original arrangements of contemporary worship songs, singing beautiful hymns, and edifying the congregation with a powerful choral anthem.
Worship songs:
WORSHIP AND COMMUNION
What Do You Want?
Scriptures: Psalm 23
“The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want.” We have all heard this famous beginning to the most famous Psalm in the Bible. What does it mean that one “shall to want?” When we have a God who is trustworthy and as reliable as a Shepherd herding his flock, the appropriate response is obedience. Join with us as were gather to worship our Good Shepherd in exuberance joy and seeking to become more obedient.
Join us on September 1st as we celebrate communion with special choir music! Guest vocalists will be performing original arrangements of contemporary worship songs, singing beautiful hymns, and edifying the congregation with a powerful choral anthem.
Worship songs:
- Leaning on the Everlasting Arms
- All The Way My Savior Leads Me
- Lead Me to Calvary
Sunday, September 8, 10:30am
WORSHIP SERVICE
While We Were Weak …
Scriptures: Romans 5:1-6
“For while we were still weak, at the right time Christ died for the ungodly.” Paul is speaking to the Romans, but might as well be talking to us. Christ died for us, not for anything that we did, but in the midst of our greatest weakness, Jesus did the most extraordinary thing – dying for us. Giving his life for us. When we are afraid and feel hopeless, know that it is in this moment that the cross can speak to you. That God can speak to our hurt and sadness. Join us for worship as we rejoice in our God who hears our cries and in our utter weakness, gave us the opportunity for life and encourage one another in faith.
Worship songs:
WORSHIP SERVICE
While We Were Weak …
Scriptures: Romans 5:1-6
“For while we were still weak, at the right time Christ died for the ungodly.” Paul is speaking to the Romans, but might as well be talking to us. Christ died for us, not for anything that we did, but in the midst of our greatest weakness, Jesus did the most extraordinary thing – dying for us. Giving his life for us. When we are afraid and feel hopeless, know that it is in this moment that the cross can speak to you. That God can speak to our hurt and sadness. Join us for worship as we rejoice in our God who hears our cries and in our utter weakness, gave us the opportunity for life and encourage one another in faith.
Worship songs:
- Lion And The Lamb
- Great Are You Lord
- Like a River Glorious
Sunday, September 15, 10:30am
WORSHIP SERVICE
Walking in the Light
Scriptures: Isaiah 2:1-5
Pastor Tim is starting a new sermon series and Bible study in the book of Isaiah. Isaiah was a prophet who saw how difficult the situation in Jerusalem had become and yet still brings a word of hope and purpose for the people. Leaving their city, temple, and king gave the people great despair. Today, many of us also feel like exiles, without a sense of home or connection, we wander through our digital landscape without passion or purpose. Isaiah has a word of hope for us as well! All are welcome, no matter who you are, what you've done, or what others say about you, God loves you and Isaiah reminds us that there are great possibilities of a new creation as work in you and our community. Join us on Sunday mornings as we explore "Isaiah: Hope for Today's Exiles."
Worship songs:
WORSHIP SERVICE
Walking in the Light
Scriptures: Isaiah 2:1-5
Pastor Tim is starting a new sermon series and Bible study in the book of Isaiah. Isaiah was a prophet who saw how difficult the situation in Jerusalem had become and yet still brings a word of hope and purpose for the people. Leaving their city, temple, and king gave the people great despair. Today, many of us also feel like exiles, without a sense of home or connection, we wander through our digital landscape without passion or purpose. Isaiah has a word of hope for us as well! All are welcome, no matter who you are, what you've done, or what others say about you, God loves you and Isaiah reminds us that there are great possibilities of a new creation as work in you and our community. Join us on Sunday mornings as we explore "Isaiah: Hope for Today's Exiles."
Worship songs:
- Praise Adonai
- How Great Is Our God
- Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing
Sunday, September 22, 10:30am
WORSHIP SERVICE
God Isn't Finished Yet
Scriptures: Isaiah 11:1-10
Pastor Tim is starting a new sermon series and Bible study in the book of Isaiah. Isaiah was a prophet who saw how difficult the situation in Jerusalem had become and yet still brings a word of hope and purpose for the people. Leaving their city, temple, and king gave the people great despair. Today, many of us also feel like exiles, without a sense of home or connection, we wander through our digital landscape without passion or purpose. Isaiah has a word of hope for us as well! All are welcome, no matter who you are, what you've done, or what others say about you, God loves you and Isaiah reminds us that there are great possibilities of a new creation as work in you and our community. Join us on Sunday mornings as we explore "Isaiah: Hope for Today's Exiles."
Worship songs:
WORSHIP SERVICE
God Isn't Finished Yet
Scriptures: Isaiah 11:1-10
Pastor Tim is starting a new sermon series and Bible study in the book of Isaiah. Isaiah was a prophet who saw how difficult the situation in Jerusalem had become and yet still brings a word of hope and purpose for the people. Leaving their city, temple, and king gave the people great despair. Today, many of us also feel like exiles, without a sense of home or connection, we wander through our digital landscape without passion or purpose. Isaiah has a word of hope for us as well! All are welcome, no matter who you are, what you've done, or what others say about you, God loves you and Isaiah reminds us that there are great possibilities of a new creation as work in you and our community. Join us on Sunday mornings as we explore "Isaiah: Hope for Today's Exiles."
Worship songs:
- At the Cross
- Crown Him With Many Crowns
- Nearer, My God, to Thee