Worship Services
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 2, 10:30am
WORSHIP AND COMMUNION
The Father of Lights & Our Becoming First Fruits
Scriptures: Deuteronomy 4:1-2, 6-9, James 1:17-27
For the month of September, Pastor Tim will be looking at the short Letter of James (attributed to the brother of Jesus). This brief letter was passed among the earliest churches as a call to become who God has made us to be. Despite harsh circumstances and persecution, James encouraged his readers to seek meaningful relationships and care for the forgotten in their communities (namely orphans and widows). Living with integrity, doing what we believe, becoming who we are called to become is the thrust of James’ message. That is a message relevant for the church today as the casual observer either sees hypocrisy within the church or ignores it with indifference. We can become the “first fruits” of the “Father of lights” by honoring God through loving our neighbor.
Worship songs:
WORSHIP AND COMMUNION
The Father of Lights & Our Becoming First Fruits
Scriptures: Deuteronomy 4:1-2, 6-9, James 1:17-27
For the month of September, Pastor Tim will be looking at the short Letter of James (attributed to the brother of Jesus). This brief letter was passed among the earliest churches as a call to become who God has made us to be. Despite harsh circumstances and persecution, James encouraged his readers to seek meaningful relationships and care for the forgotten in their communities (namely orphans and widows). Living with integrity, doing what we believe, becoming who we are called to become is the thrust of James’ message. That is a message relevant for the church today as the casual observer either sees hypocrisy within the church or ignores it with indifference. We can become the “first fruits” of the “Father of lights” by honoring God through loving our neighbor.
Worship songs:
Sunday, September 9, 10:30am
WORSHIP SERVICE
Our Non-Discriminating Faith
Scriptures: Isaiah 35:4-7a, James 2:1-10, 14-17
For the month of September, Pastor Tim is looking at the short Letter of James. This brief letter, attributed to Jesus’ brother by the early church, was passed among the earliest churches as a call to become who God has made them and us to be. Despite harsh circumstances and persecution, James encouraged his readers to seek meaningful relationships and care for the forgotten in their communities (namely orphans and widows, poor, the marginalized by society). Living with integrity, doing what we believe, becoming who we are called to become is the thrust of James’ message. That is a message relevant for the church today as the casual observer either sees hypocrisy within the church or ignores it with indifference. Join us this Sunday as we declare that our faith is not one of discrimination, but of a loud exclamation of love!
Worship songs:
WORSHIP SERVICE
Our Non-Discriminating Faith
Scriptures: Isaiah 35:4-7a, James 2:1-10, 14-17
For the month of September, Pastor Tim is looking at the short Letter of James. This brief letter, attributed to Jesus’ brother by the early church, was passed among the earliest churches as a call to become who God has made them and us to be. Despite harsh circumstances and persecution, James encouraged his readers to seek meaningful relationships and care for the forgotten in their communities (namely orphans and widows, poor, the marginalized by society). Living with integrity, doing what we believe, becoming who we are called to become is the thrust of James’ message. That is a message relevant for the church today as the casual observer either sees hypocrisy within the church or ignores it with indifference. Join us this Sunday as we declare that our faith is not one of discrimination, but of a loud exclamation of love!
Worship songs:
Sunday, September 16, 10:30am
WORSHIP SERVICE
Taming the Tongue
Scriptures: Isaiah 50:4-9a, James 3:1-12
For the month of September, Pastor Tim is looking at the short Letter of James. This brief letter, attributed to Jesus’ brother by the early church, was passed among the earliest churches as a call to become who God has made them and us to be. Despite harsh circumstances and persecution, James encouraged his readers to seek meaningful relationships and care for the forgotten in their communities (namely orphans and widows, poor, the marginalized by society). Living with integrity, doing what we believe, becoming who we are called to become is the thrust of James’ message. That is a message relevant for the church today as the casual observer either sees hypocrisy within the church or ignores it with indifference. Join us this Sunday as we ponder the power of words and consider how to “tame the tongue.”
Worship songs:
WORSHIP SERVICE
Taming the Tongue
Scriptures: Isaiah 50:4-9a, James 3:1-12
For the month of September, Pastor Tim is looking at the short Letter of James. This brief letter, attributed to Jesus’ brother by the early church, was passed among the earliest churches as a call to become who God has made them and us to be. Despite harsh circumstances and persecution, James encouraged his readers to seek meaningful relationships and care for the forgotten in their communities (namely orphans and widows, poor, the marginalized by society). Living with integrity, doing what we believe, becoming who we are called to become is the thrust of James’ message. That is a message relevant for the church today as the casual observer either sees hypocrisy within the church or ignores it with indifference. Join us this Sunday as we ponder the power of words and consider how to “tame the tongue.”
Worship songs:
Sunday, September 23, 10:30am
WORSHIP SERVICE
Friendship with God
Scriptures: Psalm 54, James 3:13-4:3, 7-8a
For the month of September, Pastor Tim is looking at the short Letter of James. This brief letter, attributed to Jesus’ brother by the early church, was passed among the earliest churches as a call to become who God had made them to be. It speaks to us in the same way today. Despite harsh circumstances and persecution, James encouraged his readers to seek meaningful relationships and care for the forgotten in their communities (namely orphans and widows, the poor, and others who are marginalized by society). Living with integrity, doing what we believe, becoming who we are called to become is the thrust of James’ message. That is a message relevant to the church today as the casual observer either sees hypocrisy within the church or ignores that hypocrisy with indifference. Join us this Sunday as we consider what true friendship with God can be.
Worship songs:
WORSHIP SERVICE
Friendship with God
Scriptures: Psalm 54, James 3:13-4:3, 7-8a
For the month of September, Pastor Tim is looking at the short Letter of James. This brief letter, attributed to Jesus’ brother by the early church, was passed among the earliest churches as a call to become who God had made them to be. It speaks to us in the same way today. Despite harsh circumstances and persecution, James encouraged his readers to seek meaningful relationships and care for the forgotten in their communities (namely orphans and widows, the poor, and others who are marginalized by society). Living with integrity, doing what we believe, becoming who we are called to become is the thrust of James’ message. That is a message relevant to the church today as the casual observer either sees hypocrisy within the church or ignores that hypocrisy with indifference. Join us this Sunday as we consider what true friendship with God can be.
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