Month: December 2025

  • Christmastide 2025

    Merry Christmas! We will have three services on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. They are listed below, along with links to the online order of service for each liturgy. A link to the online order of service for Sunday, December 28, can also be found below. Christmas Eve Family Service The Christmas Eve Family Service…

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  • African American Voices Gospel Choir Concert on Saturday, December 6

    5:00 PM in the Sanctuary African American Voices Gospel Choir (AAVGC) is one of our long standing community partners. They rehearse in our sanctuary every week while school in session, and grace us with their music leadership at our 10:30 AM service at least once a year. Their concerts are spiritual experiences and full of…

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