Sunday Morning Worship - 9am
A typical service will last about 75 minutes. We sing a good mix of contemporary and traditional music that is led by our worship team. There is childcare available and activities for all age groups.
Coffee Fellowship
Plan to hang around after the service for coffee fellowship and meeting new people, followed by Christian Education hour.
Christian Education Hour - 10:45am
Children, youth, and adult classes. We have something for everyone! Keep scrolling to find out more.
Sunday Christian Education
Kids
Childcare during the worship service
Baby Nursery
A quiet space for nursing, snuggles, and nap time. Not staffed.
Room 205
Nursery
0-3 years. Staffed during the service, from 9am to 10:15am.
Upstairs hallway on left
The Gospel Project
Preschool: The Clubhouse
(upstairs in the Bradford building)
Kindergarten - 5th Grade: Potter's Shed
(downstairs in the Bradford building)
Baby Nursery
A quiet space for nursing, snuggles, and nap time. Not staffed.
Room 205
Nursery
0-3 years. Staffed during the service, from 9am to 10:15am.
Upstairs hallway on left
The Gospel Project
Preschool: The Clubhouse
(upstairs in the Bradford building)
Kindergarten - 5th Grade: Potter's Shed
(downstairs in the Bradford building)
Youth
Sunday Mornings at 10:45am
6th - 8th Grade
The GOSPEL Project
Kim Aleckson - Youth Building
Students grades 6-8 will take a three year tour through Scripture chronologically from Genesis to Revelation. Our aim is to see how Christ connects with all of Scripture. Students will see the big picture of what God is doing throughout redemptive history and how it relates to them.
9th - 12th Grade (6th - 12th through October)
James Larson - Youth Building
Topical units to engage and challenge students grades 9-12 to view their world through a biblical perspective.
6th - 8th Grade
The GOSPEL Project
Kim Aleckson - Youth Building
Students grades 6-8 will take a three year tour through Scripture chronologically from Genesis to Revelation. Our aim is to see how Christ connects with all of Scripture. Students will see the big picture of what God is doing throughout redemptive history and how it relates to them.
9th - 12th Grade (6th - 12th through October)
James Larson - Youth Building
Topical units to engage and challenge students grades 9-12 to view their world through a biblical perspective.
Adult
1 Samuel
We are examining and discussing the prophet Samuel. God used Samuel as Israel demanded leadership through kings. Samuel anointed Saul and David witnessing a complex relationship between them. 1 Samuel is a dynamic book filled with intrigue as God reminds us Who is the King of Kings!
Facilitated by Kari Larson
Room: 201
Titus
"The Apostle Paul's letter to Titus is grounded in right living produced by a right message - the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Paul commissions Titus to establish faithful elders in Crete to oversee doctrinal purity and right living among the believers on this Island. This Pastoral Epistle, although written primarily to a young pastor in his role of shepherding, speaks to the urgent need of churches to live out the Gospel truth they know, love, and believe. These Elders are set in place to accommodate the encouragement of believers in the right beliefs and behaviors, while diligently correcting and combating false teaching and rebellious behaviors of believers within the body of Christ."
Facilitated by Winston Waligora
Room 105
The Psalms
As we reflect on the Psalms, the verses we read begin to resonate with something deep inside of us; to beckon to us and move us in ways unique to this portion of Scripture. What gives the Psalms their significance and majesty? Of what importance is this ancient book to New Testament believers in our time?
Come explore the Psalms with us, as we read and discuss how God continues to speak to his people through these ancient texts
Facilitated by Tim Ziegler
Room 110 (Conference Room )
The World of Esther
(June 8 to July 27)
The return of the Jews to Judea following the Babylonian exile was a pivotal event in Scripture. The narrative of Zerubbabel, Ezra, and Nehemiah is a picture of God's redemptive plan for His people. But what about the vast majority of Jews who stayed behind? What can we learn from those who interacted daily in the land of pagans? Join us for a seven-week study on Esther's rise to queen and the world in which she was divinely placed.
Facilitated by Clay Larson
Room: 203
We are examining and discussing the prophet Samuel. God used Samuel as Israel demanded leadership through kings. Samuel anointed Saul and David witnessing a complex relationship between them. 1 Samuel is a dynamic book filled with intrigue as God reminds us Who is the King of Kings!
Facilitated by Kari Larson
Room: 201
Titus
"The Apostle Paul's letter to Titus is grounded in right living produced by a right message - the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Paul commissions Titus to establish faithful elders in Crete to oversee doctrinal purity and right living among the believers on this Island. This Pastoral Epistle, although written primarily to a young pastor in his role of shepherding, speaks to the urgent need of churches to live out the Gospel truth they know, love, and believe. These Elders are set in place to accommodate the encouragement of believers in the right beliefs and behaviors, while diligently correcting and combating false teaching and rebellious behaviors of believers within the body of Christ."
Facilitated by Winston Waligora
Room 105
The Psalms
As we reflect on the Psalms, the verses we read begin to resonate with something deep inside of us; to beckon to us and move us in ways unique to this portion of Scripture. What gives the Psalms their significance and majesty? Of what importance is this ancient book to New Testament believers in our time?
Come explore the Psalms with us, as we read and discuss how God continues to speak to his people through these ancient texts
Facilitated by Tim Ziegler
Room 110 (Conference Room )
The World of Esther
(June 8 to July 27)
The return of the Jews to Judea following the Babylonian exile was a pivotal event in Scripture. The narrative of Zerubbabel, Ezra, and Nehemiah is a picture of God's redemptive plan for His people. But what about the vast majority of Jews who stayed behind? What can we learn from those who interacted daily in the land of pagans? Join us for a seven-week study on Esther's rise to queen and the world in which she was divinely placed.
Facilitated by Clay Larson
Room: 203
