Join us this Christmas Season as we celebrate the greatest gift of all:
Jesus Christ, Our Lord & Savior.
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Hearts are weary, souls unsettled, and people of all perspectives are searching—not just for answers, but for understanding, healing, and hope.
This ache is not weakness; it is a holy longing—a sacred desire for a world made whole.
From this longing comes the will to dream—a persistent courage to imagine, resist, and rebuild a better world.
Our worship and Bible Study series for Advent to Epiphany, The Will to Dream, invites us into this season rooted in prophetic imagination and in the sacred practice to see beyond what is and move toward what could be: to confront despair, embody justice, and claim hope as a radical act.
From Isaiah’s vision to Mary’s song, we will find ourselves in the story—and begin to dream, not as escape, but as spiritual resistance.
Wednesdays: Nov. 19; Dec. 3, 10, 17; 6:30P in the Fellowship Hall.
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Christmas Eve
Wednesday, 12/24
7P, Sanctuary
Service of Lessons & Carols
A tradition that dates back at least to the Middle Ages, a Service of Lessons and Carols tells the entire Biblical Christmas story from early prophecies to the Miracle of Miracles, Christ's birth, by reading important Bible passages, the lessons, and tying them to well known Christmas carols based upon those passages.
Featuring multiple readers, special music performances, and much congregational singing, the service is a wonderful meditation on the greatest gift of all, Jesus.
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