Social Hour Online
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Social Hour is online! Watch your email inbox for the weekly bulletin with a link to our Zoom gathering online.
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Exploring Christianity Series: Essentials of the Faith Starts Thursday, Sep 3
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This fall our Exploring Christianity series will continue online. This time we will study the essentials of the faith as presented in the new catechism from the Anglican Church in North America, To Be a Christian. Thursdays beginning September 3, we'll meet on Zoom 6:30-8pm. Following his year of training, Michael Rosengren will help facilitate the class. Click/tap here to learn more and register.
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Prayer & Healing Service
Ladies' Bible Study
NEW LADIES BIBLE STUDY BEGINS AUGUST 10
If you've not joined us before, we hope you'll join us in August through the fall. We'll meet the second and fourth Mondays of each week at 7pm. Contact us for details.
Description from publisher:
What does it mean to be a citizen of the kingdom of Heaven? Matthew’s gospel opens with three chapters containing Jesus’ longest recorded message – a sermon given to His disciples early in His ministry to articulate what the life of a Christ-follower would look like. It was a message intended to turn upside down every expectation His closest followers might have. Both practical and profound, the sermon asks of us the same questions it posed to its original hearers: How should a disciple relate to sin? To others? To the Law? How does a disciple think, speak, and act? What is the nature of true righteousness?
In His sweeping depiction of kingdom citizenship, Jesus utters some of the most familiar passages in all of Scripture. Most of us have only encountered the Sermon on the Mount in fragments, considering its subdivisions as complete teachings in their own right – a study on blessedness, a reflection on the Lord’s Prayer, a meditation on lilies of the field. But what if we navigated these three chapters as they were originally heard: as one cohesive, well-ordered message, intended to challenge us to think differently about repentance, salvation, and sanctification? This study led by Jen Wilkin does just that. Seat yourself on a mountainside to learn at the feet of Jesus. Ask for ears to hear and a heart to respond to the teaching of our King.
If you've not joined us before, we hope you'll join us in August through the fall. We'll meet the second and fourth Mondays of each week at 7pm. Contact us for details.
Description from publisher:
What does it mean to be a citizen of the kingdom of Heaven? Matthew’s gospel opens with three chapters containing Jesus’ longest recorded message – a sermon given to His disciples early in His ministry to articulate what the life of a Christ-follower would look like. It was a message intended to turn upside down every expectation His closest followers might have. Both practical and profound, the sermon asks of us the same questions it posed to its original hearers: How should a disciple relate to sin? To others? To the Law? How does a disciple think, speak, and act? What is the nature of true righteousness?
In His sweeping depiction of kingdom citizenship, Jesus utters some of the most familiar passages in all of Scripture. Most of us have only encountered the Sermon on the Mount in fragments, considering its subdivisions as complete teachings in their own right – a study on blessedness, a reflection on the Lord’s Prayer, a meditation on lilies of the field. But what if we navigated these three chapters as they were originally heard: as one cohesive, well-ordered message, intended to challenge us to think differently about repentance, salvation, and sanctification? This study led by Jen Wilkin does just that. Seat yourself on a mountainside to learn at the feet of Jesus. Ask for ears to hear and a heart to respond to the teaching of our King.
Men's Breakfast
SUSPENDED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS
The last Saturday of each month, 8:30 to 10:00am, you'll find our men sharpening one another over coffee and eggs. Join them at Denny's on Mt. Vernon near Columbus.
The last Saturday of each month, 8:30 to 10:00am, you'll find our men sharpening one another over coffee and eggs. Join them at Denny's on Mt. Vernon near Columbus.