Wowza! Thank you – thank you! A victory lap is certainly in order! The 2025 stewardship campaign has concluded as the most successful in our church’s modern history, marking a decisive turning point in our financial and ministry trajectory. In recent years, the church had relied on

This season of stewardship has been marked by generosity and hope. Your thoughtful responses, encouraging words, and generous pledges affirm something deeply important: we are a community that cares about where we are going together. Over the past year, our leadership has worked intentionally to plan earlier,

As we move closer to Consecration Sunday (November 16), we invite everyone to take a moment to reflect on what our church means in your life — and to make your pledge now for the coming year. Our theme, For Such a Time as This, reminds us

What a year it’s been! Not long ago, we were in an interim season—listening, discerning, and asking big questions about who we are and where God is calling us next. You told us what you longed for: a spiritually grounded pastor, strong preaching, and a renewed focus

By now, you’ve heard the story of how far we’ve come —through a time of transition, deep listening, prayerful discernment, and bold decisions. We’ve called a new Lead Pastor. We’ve begun to strengthen our ministries, especially our commitment to children and families. We are moving forward with

2025 Stewardship Campaign The Stewardship Committee held 3 focus groups over the summer to ask members who pledge questions about what inspires their giving, what is meaningful to them about giving to the church, and what advice they have for a successful campaign. We invited 104 people. Of those,

2025 Stewardship Campaign “And who knows but that you have come to your royal position for such a time as this?” (Esther 4:14) Did you know there’s a special way to support our church directly from your retirement savings—while also receiving potential tax benefits? If you are age 70½

It’s remarkable to see how far we’ve come in just a year. Not long ago, we were in an interim season — listening, discerning, asking hard questions about who we are and where God might be calling us next. You told us what you longed for: a

As a congregation we are at a reflection point — or perhaps more truly, an inflection point — a point at which a change in the direction of the curvature occurs. We have come through seasons of challenge and change, of introspection, of growth and learning. Through