Honoring our heritage, we are a dynamic body welcoming all to Christ's spacious table, illumined to serve God with imagination and Love.

Join us for Worship
Sunday: 10:00am

Worship this Sunday:
Due to the inclement weather conditions, the Session decided to cancel in-person Worship this Sunday. We will offer a virtual service streamed on Facebook and YouTube at 10 a.m. on Sunday morning. You can download the worship bulletin on the website or in Sunday’s email.

The Annual Meeting of the Congregation and Corporation has been rescheduled for NEXT SUNDAY (February 1) following Worship in the Fellowship Hall.

Please be safe and stay warm this weekend!

Sacred Connection:
​The Beauty of Finding Rest

Saturday, January 31, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., Fellowship Hall
Church Retreat

Led by Tom Polker, retired pastor in Maumee Valley Presbytery, Spiritual director and retreat leader on Saturday, January 31, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Lunch and snacks are included with a $10 cost.
RSVP to the office via email, phone or sign-up outside the office.
Childcare is available if needed.
 
Early Church Saint Augustine said, "For You made us for Yourself, and our hearts are restless until they find their rest in You." These few words invite us into the journey that takes a lifetime. It is a Sacred journey that safely takes us from where we find ourselves and brings us into the heart of Love. We all know a great deal about God...very few of us know God. And what we do know personally in regard to God will require an eternity to complete.
Our day of retreat will be spent within the beauty of Augustine’s powerful statement of the Divine/human connection. We will unpack its Divine intent, explore the obstacles and our struggles in realizing it, and become acquainted with some tools to help us dive into its intention. My hope is that each participant will experience a small taste of Sacred Connection that stirs an appetite for more. I look forward to sharing time and space with you and taking a baby step on the pathway from restlessness to rest.

Mission Committee Project

 Where Are You Seeing The Work of Christmas?
All of January, Narthex Mission Tree
We invite you to continue the work of Christmas that we discovered yet again this past Advent. Now is the time when God’s people cannot forget why Jesus came and who he came for: all of us, yes, but over and over again he models for us that is it with the outsider, the poor, the sick, the hungry with whom he spends time.
So visit the Mission Tree in the Narthex. Maybe you didn’t have time to pick an ornament or make a commitment for this coming year (details on a hand-out and poster). Remember—this is your personal decision to follow-up and get the work done. Contact Peggy Lobb or any member of the Mission Committee for help.
Let’s serve God’s people, together.
 
The Work of Christmas
 
When the song of the angels is stilled,
when the star in the sky is gone,
when the kings and princes are home,
when the shepherds are back with their flocks,
the work of Christmas begins:
to find the lost,
to heal the broken,
 to feed the hungry,
to release the prisoner,
to rebuild the nations,
to bring peace among the people,
to make music in the heart.
 
Written by Howard Thurman
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