This Lent, we’ll enjoy a series called, Garden to Garden. This sermon series will explore how our spiritual practices can nourish our souls and bear fruit for God's Kingdom. During this time, many of us consider the spiritual practice of fasting. But remember, fasting isn't just about going through the motions—it's about aligning our hearts with God's call for justice and righteousness. 

We’re called to remember that we sometimes wander from what God asks of us: to seek justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with our Creator. Join us, starting Ash Wednesday and continuing through Easter as we tend to the soil of our hearts and walk alongside our neighbors who thirst for justice and mercy.

Are you in a place of satisfaction and peace?
This Sunday, we will hear Dr. Tully talk about how some strive and work to be where they have satisfaction and peace. Then, you will listen to how some never try to reach this point. He has several books as references that can be read that tell a lot about how faith can help a lot in getting to these places.
Genesis 1:26-31 (CEV)...

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Have you ever felt like you could go through life without anyone’s help? That being a ‘rock’ or an ‘island’ might protect you from pain?
Paul Simon sang it, but God tells us a different story: ‘It is not good that the man should be alone.’ In a world where screens replace human connection, loneliness is rising, and community feels optional, we need to ask ourselves: Are we living as God intended?

Join us as we explore the power of connection, community, and why we’re not meant to do this life alone in Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, “Paul Simon Sang It, But I Never Believed It."

What does stewardship of creation really entail?
This upcoming Sunday, we'll explore the theme of Celebrating Creation. As Earth Day draws near, it's an ideal moment to contemplate our duty to the planet. Let's explore this together and discern our role as guardians of the awe-inspiring gifts bestowed upon us by God.

Join us this Sunday for Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, "Tie-Dye T-Shirt Not Required."