Author: tbc

Sunday’s worship service features promotion of our children, a special prayer offered on behalf of our educators, remembrance of 9/11, and special music by the Sanctuary Choir. The Pastor’s sermon focuses on the role of forgiveness in our lives (Romans 14:1-12 and Matthew 18:21-35). The light of Christ shines brightest when we love and offer consistent forgiveness to one another. Worship leaders include: Heather and Andy Rose, Tracy Hartman, Hlei Iang, Linda Southworth, Sanctuary Choir, and church staff.

Our worship centers on Romans 13: 8-14.  Special music and leadership is provided by Terry Witt, Patrick Braford, Chuck Pflugrath and members of the Pastoral Staff.  Megan Strollo is our proclaimer for the day and Communion is offered by Dan Schumacher.   Megan’s sermon focuses on the concept and importance of agape love in our lives today and leaves us with Paul’s words in our hearts.

Our worship centers on Romans 12:9-21. Worship leader’s include the Meadow Street Band, Beth Wright, the Intergenerational Choir, Jean Finley, Art Wright, and the church staff.

Our worship centers on Romans 12:1-8. Worship leaders include Bob and Helen Davidson, Rhett and Sarah Kier, Bill Blanton, Bill Finley, and the Pastoral Staff. Rev Severns’ sermon focuses on the Apostle Paul’s word of encouragement to the Church in Rome, “be not conformed, but transformed….”.

Today’s service commences with a selection by our Intergenerational Choir under the direction of Ron Simmons.  Prayers are offered by Judy Fiske and Megan Strollo.  The featured scripture passage, Matthew 15:10-20, is shared by Bill and Eleanor Brown.  Our long time friend and today’s speaker, Dean Miller, gives his take on the pharisee concern with what goes into the mouth…when the real importance should be placed

Today’s service commences with a selection by our Intergenerational Choir under the direction of Ron Simmons.  Prayers are offered by Judy Fiske and Megan Strollo.  The featured scripture passage, Matthew 15:10-20, is shared by Bill and Eleanor Brown.  Our long time friend and today’s speaker, Dean Miller, gives his take on the pharisee concern with what goes into the mouth…when the real importance should be placed