Prayer isn’t just something we do—it’s a conversation that deepens our relationship with God and one another. United in Prayer, a movement to listen, share, and grow together through prayer groups, workshops, and a special prayer vigil. Let’s seek God’s heart and discover His direction together.

When we look at what we have, it’s easy to think it isn’t enough. But in God’s hands, even small gifts can make a big difference. As we begin our stewardship focus, let’s shift from a mindset of scarcity to one of trust in God’s abundance.

What does it mean to live with clear purpose as followers of Christ? This month’s sermon series, People of Vision, explores how we are called to love boldly, serve joyfully, and lead courageously as we align our lives with God’s mission.

Where is your happy place - the beach, the garden, the deck? What if church could be one too, not because everything is perfect, but because it's where we meet God, feel His joy, and walk with others through real life? Let’s be a community where people rejoice to say, “Let us go to the house of the Lord.”

Many of us know how easy it is to say “Praise the Lord” when life is good — but what about when it’s not? This summer, we’ll hear real stories from our church family of God’s faithfulness through life’s hardest battles — their Hard Fought Hallelujahs. Whether you’re full of joy or fighting for every word of praise, you’ll be encouraged to lift your hallelujah and remember: God is always worthy.

Life’s a journey - sometimes uphill, sometimes radiant with light. This summer, we’re sharing real stories of how Jesus has led us through it all. Be inspired, be part of it, and let your light shine.

In a world overwhelmed by noise and information, Jesus cuts through the clutter with clarity: Love God. Love others. As we explore His core teachings this month, discover how simplicity can lead to deeper faith and a more meaningful life.

Mary Magdalene approached the tomb in despair, expecting to find death, but encountered the Risen Christ instead. His question, “Why are you crying? Who is it you are looking for?” reminds us to look for victory where we expect defeat. This Easter season, let’s proclaim the hope of resurrection: “We serve a risen Savior! He’s in the world today!”