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  9:00 am - Sunday Morning
  
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  11:15 am - Sunday Morning
  
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  10:15 am - Sunday Morning Education
  
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  6 Weeks - 5th Grade
  
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  6th - 12th Grade
  
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- Light in the Darkness
  
  We live in a broken world. Life’s brokenness can come crashing into our lives when we least expect it. While times of struggle are a reality in our lives, as Christians our hope is in Christ, “The light which shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” (John 1:5)
  
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  We give out of gratitude for all that God gives us. Stewardship is not our way of raising a budget. It is God’s way of raising disciples.
  
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Calendar
Preschool

Category: Evening Service

Rev. Ryan Jordan

February 15, 2020

Surpassing Righteousness

Jesus said, “Do not think I have come to destroy the law or the prophets. I have not come to […]

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Rev. Clayton Elder

January 7, 2017

Be the Epiphany

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