Picture Us

… to get to know us, for sometimes a picture is worth more than a thousand words …

 Our picnic after the church service at Pavilion #2, Cedar Crest Park, on 20 July 2025

For us, faith is not a stale thing — nor was the food.

Our Church “Pumpkins” for 2025

Halloween 2025

The day known as Halloween has Christian roots, originating as “All Hallows’ Eve,” the night before All Saints’ Day and then All Souls’ Day which commemorate the saints and the faithful departed. However, it also incorporates elements from ancient Celtic pagan festivals, making its classification as a purely Christian holiday complex. So we used that “complexity”, which draws out others who need to hear the word, to our advantage.

Ultimately, we served over 380 kids and families.  In so doing, we shared the Gospel and invited the neighborhood to church on Sunday mornings at 11 a.m.   Ultimately, it was a beautiful night for all in more than one way.

Election Day 2025

We serve our community in many ways.  Our election day “booth” as approved by the judge of elections, Steve.  Many came by and were treated — and invited to visit our church on Sundays.  And no, our pastor and Ehren are not exhausted from eating the candy that remained. 

Christmas 2025