Merry Christmas!
We’re so glad to celebrate with you the best news of all: Jesus is here! This is not just a moment in history that we remember. It’s the good news for TODAY. God loves us and is with us.
The Christmas Eve kit on this page is designed to help you have a meaningful celebration at home.
Here’s what we suggest:
1. Begin by joining us for our Christmas Eve service. This service is available to watch anytime, just click the video below!
2. As you join the online service, be sure to have your candles nearby. Our closing song will be “Silent Night” and we invite you to sing with us by candlelight.
3. After the service, use the keepsake cards PDF for a few moments of Christmas Conversation with others. You can do this with others in your home or by calling a friend to connect over the phone. The cards will prompt you to read some scripture together. If you don’t have a Bible, you can go to biblegateway.com to read scripture online. We’re so glad to celebrate the good news of Christmas with you! Click the button below for the keepsake cards PDF.
We’re so glad to celebrate the good news of Christmas with you!
Christ Birthday Offering
Each Christmas we receive a Christ Birthday Offering which is used to advance the mission of three ministry partners in our community and around the world. This special offering goes above and beyond our regular tithes and gifts. This year we are partnering with:
– Two Hands Ministry – serving the deaf in Honduras.
– Love Inc – meeting needs here in our local community.
– Children of Promise – our CHOG global child sponsorship ministry.
Give online here and designate your gift “Christ Birthday Offering.” We will be accepting Christ Birthday Offering gifts untill the end of 2020. We’re so glad we get to to this together. Thank you for your generosity!
Beginning Sunday, January 10 at 10:30 am
How do we live in the tension between the life we miss and the future we long for? Join us for a biblical journey with the Israelites who knew what it was to wander in the land between. Could it be that living in the tension is an opportunity for good and lasting growth?
