Sunday Service is at 9:30am
Nursery (0-2yrs), Preschool (2-5yrs), and School Age Kids (K-Gr. 4) ministries are available during the Sunday service. Coffee Shop is open before and after the service.
This week in our “Dear Church” series through 1 Corinthians, we look at chapters 1–2, where Paul contrasts the wisdom of the world with the wisdom of God. The gospel often looks foolish to the world—but through the Spirit, believers are given the mind of Christ. What does that mean for our lives today? Join Pastor Danny Jones as he explores God’s surprising wisdom and its relevance for our world.
Come for our service at 9:30am and stay after for a family brunch and Easter egg hunt! Enjoy delicious home-cooked food and great fellowship.
On Friday, April 3, join us at 10am for our traditional Good Friday service. We will be making the cross our focal point, placing our names on it, and receiving communion together.
Park at Pinewood Elementary, then walk the marked trail to the Watershed Park meadow for an early morning celebration! We will sing together and celebrate the risen Saviour!
Our 9:30am Easter Sunday service is a celebration of the resurrection of Jesus. We will praise loudly, hear an inspiring message, and spend time in fellowship. If you would like to be baptized, we will be opening the tank on Easter for anyone who wants to take that important step of faith.
April 24-26, 2026
Step away from the noise of everyday life and invest in what matters most. Our Men’s Retreat is a chance to slow down, reconnect with God, and build meaningful friendships with other men who are pursuing the same goal: becoming more like Jesus.
Through worship, practical teaching, and honest conversation, you’ll be encouraged and challenged in your faith. There’s also plenty of time to relax, enjoy the outdoors, and take part in fun activities—whether that’s sports, hiking, or simply unwinding by the fire with good company.
This retreat isn’t just about a weekend away; it’s about renewal—spirit, soul, and body—and forming relationships that last long after you return home. If you’re looking for deeper faith, stronger brotherhood, and space to be refreshed, we’d love for you to join us.
Leave the routines and responsibilities of everyday life behind for a few days and give yourself space to breathe. Our Women’s Retreat is a time to gather with other women, draw closer to God, and be encouraged in your faith in a relaxed and welcoming environment.
Throughout the weekend, we’ll spend time in worship, biblical teaching, and meaningful conversation as we seek to grow in our relationship with Jesus together. Just as important are the unhurried moments in between—laughing over meals, sharing stories, and enjoying the beauty of the outdoors.
With a lake just steps away, many women enjoy spending time by the water—whether that means swimming, sitting on the dock with a coffee, or taking a peaceful walk along the shore. However you choose to spend your free time, the retreat offers space to rest, reflect, and connect with others.
Over and over again we see in the Bible that being in the presence of the Lord is a transformative experience. In our sermon series Presence, we explored key moments in Scripture where ordinary people encountered the living God—and were never the same again. From fear to faith, from brokenness to calling, these stories remind us that God’s presence does not leave us untouched. This series invites you to rediscover how meeting God changes hearts, reshapes lives, and calls us into something deeper. The full series is available now on YouTube.
As followers of Jesus our goal is to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do the things that Jesus did. In this series, we take time to examine our spiritual formation through the lens of the spiritual disciplines. Why the disciplines? Because the spiritual disciplines are the best practices we have to be intentionally formed by Jesus.
Join us as we look at the disciplines of meditation, study, service, simplicity, silence, solitude, worship, community, confession, celebration, slowing, and Sabbath.
In our back-to-back “You’ve Heard It Said” summer series, we take aim at bad teaching that has taken root in culture and in the church. In our first round, we look at commonly heard phrases which are either misquotes of Scripture or misattributed to Scripture. In our second round, we look at popular Bible verses that are often taken out of context.
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