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Events
Mar 26, 2026
Women’s Bible Study – Thursday
Ladies of the church gather to be further instructed in the Word of God by one of our ladies who has been gifted to teach.
Mar 27, 2026
Women’s Bible Study – Friday
Ladies of the church gather to be further instructed in the Word of God by one of our ladies who has been gifted to teach.
Mar 29, 2026
Equipping Hour
Join us at Grace before Sunday worship where there are classes and care for infants through adults with age-appropriate learning opportunities. Adults The Equipping Hour is geared toward equipping adults for the work of the ministry by teaching Scripture and interacting with its content to learn how to apply it to life. Students There are classes for Middle School and High School where students are taught to think and view the world they live in through the lens of the…
Mar 29, 2026
Lord’s Day Worship Service
Join the congregation as they gather to worship God through singing, reciting Scripture, and hearing the Word of God preached. We assemble weekly to rejoice and give thanks to God for sending His Son, Jesus Christ, to redeem us. Sunday morning sermons are verse-by-verse expositions of Scripture focused on explaining what the Word of God says, mining out the treasure from within, so the listener can understand and be changed by it. Visitors are Welcome! We would love to share…
Mar 29, 2026
Apr 3, 2026
Seder & Communion Service
For over 3000 thousand years, God’s people have continued to celebrate the Passover meal using the expressed commands of Scripture, Rabbinical teaching, and family traditions to form the current accepted structure for the celebration. The symbols in this tradition utilize all of the senses, as well as confessional repetition of truth, to reiterate to the Jews their past deliverance from slavery in Egypt and to point the way to the Messiah who would ultimately save his people from the slavery…