Welcome
The atmosphere at our two Sunday morning church meetings is casual, with contemporary worship, a Bible-based teaching, and prayer. We offer children and middle school ministry during the teaching time. Our congregation is multi-ethnic, multi-national, and multi-generational.
Our Sunday afternoon service is an African multi-lingual gathering of worship, teaching, prayer, and dance.
Our desire is to live in community – as a spiritual family - where we not only worship together, but also share life together, pray together, and in some small way be a reflection of the Kingdom of God.
During the week, we host a variety of small groups and classes for discipleship, leadership, mentoring, pre-marital counseling, women’s Bible studies, men’s Bible studies, youth meetings - both junior and senior high, college students, young married couples, children and families, and seniors.
Another way to build and strengthen relationships in community is to serve alongside one another. God has given each of us talents and skills for the purpose of blessing and building up others, both inside and outside the four walls of the church. We have a variety of opportunities to serve our church, city and world.
In high school I decided, in a rare burst of literary inspiration, to tackle Daniel Defoe’s classic novel Robinson Crusoe. The book got the best of me, and I never finished it. But what I did read left an imprint. It was Robinson Crusoe that first introduced me to the idea of Divine Providence. The main character o...Read more
Last month, I began a blog series on God’s providence (see Part 1 here). The Heidelberg Catechism, we saw, defines God’s Providence as: the almighty and everywhere present power of God, whereby, as it were, by his hand, he still upholds heaven and earth, with all creatures, and so governs them that herbs and gra...Read more
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