Scripture tells us to bear fruit, fruit that will last. During this Lenten season, we will look at some of what the Bible has to say about fruit, both literal and figurative. Our prayer for this season is, “Tend me however you want, Lord. Produce in me what you will.”

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Information about Holy Week services.

George de Vuyst, a missionary we have been supporting since 1998, shares powerful stories from his work in reconciliation with Healing Hearts, Transforming Nations. Watch this video to hear stories of healing from people in Liberia, Rwanda, and Kenya.

We are a congregation of people from a variety of Christian traditions and backgrounds. Together, we grow in faith, while also expressing honest questions and doubt.

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Our worship style combines historical and contemporary Christian liturgy and music. All the words and music are shown on screens, making it easy for everyone, new or old, to join in. Dress is casual, and we enjoy coffee, snacks, and conversation after the worship service.

Sunday school classes for all ages meet from 9:15-10:15am.

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Adults meet in the fellowship hall for a presentation and moderated discussion. (Schedule of topics.)

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Middle and high schoolers meet in the youth wing. There are classes and nursery for the younger kids too!​​​

A conversation about full inclusion in church membership and leadership based on sexual orientation and gender identity started after our denomination took a firm stance against same-sex marriage in 2022.

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In May 2024, we completed a multi-year, congregation-wide discernment process and adopted a statement of our vision, position, and posture on this topic. You can read the statement here and the full process here.​​​

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