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Special Announcement

Church Family, we have some news to share with you. Our church is growing, and that's so exciting, but with growth comes change. We've been praying for some time and feel Jesus asking us to create capacity for more. With that, we feel Jesus leading us to add another Sunday service.

Beginning September 13, 2026, we will be moving to 3 Sunday services at 8:30, 10:00 & 11:45AM. Join us as we continue to pray and lean into where Jesus is calling us.

Watch the video to learn how we came to this decision and more details will come throughout the summer. 

Roadmap Video 1

Tune in to see our first roadmap video that outlines a little of what our services will look like in the fall. 

Roadmap Video 2

In our second Roadmap video, we are focusing on Volunteers and how we're planning on making this transition to 3 services as smooth as possible. We are doing this with some creative changes and a commitment to care well for our volunteers. Tune in to hear from Pastor Greg and Pastor Josh to learn more.

Still have questions? Check out our 3 Services FAQ. We also invite you to contact us if you have any other questions or concerns. 

Roadmap Video 3

In our final Roadmap video, we’re looking ahead to the fall and sharing what’s coming, including the ministries starting, the ministries continuing, and what you can look forward to as we transition to 3 services.

We’re excited for what Jesus is doing in and through our church, and we can’t wait to see what this fall brings!

Still have questions? Take a look at our 3 Services FAQ. We also invite you to contact us with any questions or concerns. 

Latest Sermon

This week, as we continue our That’s Interesting series, we’ll explore the question, “What is baptism, and why is it important?” Why has the church practiced baptism for thousands of years? Why was Jesus baptized? And why do we practice believer's baptism? Baptism is an ancient practice, but it is also a deeply personal and public declaration of faith. As we look at the story of baptism from John the Baptist to the Great Commission, to baptism in the Church today, we'll consider what it means to publicly align ourselves with Jesus.