Join us each Sunday morning at 11:00am to Worship
Study the Bible each week on Wednesday nights at 6:30pm
Helping those in need: The Hope Pantry providing food, open most Wednesday mornings.
This Sunday marks the first Sunday of Advent as we light the Hope Candle. Kate Bowler is a wonderful writer and serves on the faculty of Duke Divinity School. She writes: The tradition of lighting an Advent wreath actually started in
Video Summary Worship service featuring the sermon “The Power of Enough” given by Interim Pastor Dr. Bill Slater; including scriptures from Colossians 1:11-12; and music performed by music director Risa Poniros, pianist Cheryl Walker and the choir. Interim Pastor Dr.
“Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; His love endures forever.” (Psalm 107:1) As we prepare for one of the most appropriate holidays of the year, I invite you to pause a moment and count your blessings. As
Video Summary Worship service featuring the sermon “If You Don’t Expect Much, You Won’t Be Disappointed” from the sermon series: “Exploding the Myths that Make Us Miserable” given by Interim Pastor Dr. Bill Slater; including scriptures from Exodus 15:22-27; and
Veterans Day always brings with it tender and grateful emotions. My dad was a member of the greatest generation, a generation who gave themselves unselfishly and bravely that we might continue to know a special freedom we so often take for
Video Summary Worship service featuring the sermon “If I Worry About It, It Won’t Happen” from the sermon series: “Exploding the Myths that Make Us Miserable” given by Interim Pastor Dr. Bill Slater; including scriptures from Matthew 6; and music
I continue to benefit so much from our times together on Wednesday evenings as we go through the book “Practicing the Way” by John Mark Comer. We are half way through and now is the perfect time to join others in
Video Summary Worship service featuring the sermon “It Doesn’t Matter What I Believe as Long as I’m Sincere” from the sermon series: “Exploding the Myths that Make Us Miserable” given by Interim Pastor Dr. Bill Slater; including scriptures from Romans
The contrast could not be more dramatic. You step out of my former church in Wake Forest—a place of love and light and good news—to see immediately across the street a house submerged in Halloween decor. Skeletons, cobwebs, monsters,
Video Summery Worship service featuring the sermon “If I Ignore My Pain, It Will Go Away” from the sermon series: “Exploding the Myths that Make Us Miserable” given by Interim Pastor Dr. Bill Slater; including scriptures from James 1:3-4; and