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Church News
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Listen To Him
This Sunday is “Transfiguration” Sunday, where we read about Jesus’ journey to a mountaintop where some of the disciples witness an event that leaves them in awe.
Video Announcements for February 16, 2019
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God Gives the Growth
In this Sunday’s text, Paul suggests to the church in Corinth that attachments to a particular human leader, to a particular position, or a particular building may be a misdirection of our focus when we should instead grow our attachment to God.
Meet Mavi B.
Our roving reporter offers a brief conversation with our musicians, techies, and members from time to time. This personal perspective helps us build a stronger sense of community!
Protocol
Early this year, United Methodists were rocked with the news that a group of 16 leaders from around the denomination had been meeting for months, and were releasing a “protocol” outlining a split in The United Methodist Church (UMC).
Video Announcements for February 09, 2019
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With a Demonstration
Over these last several weeks, we have explored Paul’s reminder that—even in our differences—God continues to call and empower us all. Paul’s words in this text challenge us to show that we are changed by God’s Spirit. Are we doing it? Are we living the gospel with our whole selves at all times?
Video Announcements for February 02, 2019
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Beach Breeze – February 2020
Check out the February 2020 edition of our monthly Beach Breeze!
Consider Your Call
This week’s text takes a number of twists and turns and seems to conflate wisdom and foolishness. Could it be possible that Paul is suggesting that we are called to foolishness?