White Harvest Christmas Offering

White Harvest Christmas Offering

Each Christmas season, our church family comes together for the White Harvest Christmas Offering—a special, above-and-beyond gift that invests in the future of our ministry. This year’s offering will go directly toward strengthening our church toward essential capital projects as we continue moving forward in faith.


Every gift makes a difference, and we invite you to prayerfully consider how you can participate. Together, let’s finish the year strong and continue reaching our community with the hope of Christ.

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He Shall Be Called

He Shall Be Called

This Christmas season, we’re turning our attention to the beautiful names of Christ found in Isaiah 9:6–7. In a world filled with confusion, pressure, and uncertainty, these ancient words remind us that true hope has a name—and that name is Jesus.


Join us as we explore how Christ comes as our Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace, and how His wisdom and power still bring light into our darkness. Come celebrate the Savior who reigns with grace, truth, and everlasting peace.

Ugly Christmas Sweater Sunday

Ugly Christmas Sweater Sunday

Pull out your best (or worst!) Christmas sweater and join us for one of our favorite traditions of the season—Ugly Christmas Sweater Sunday! On this special Sunday, our church family comes together for a morning filled with joy, laughter, and Christmas cheer as we celebrate the hope of Christ in a fun and memorable way.


Wear your most festive, creative, or intentionally “ugly” Christmas sweater and enjoy a morning of worship, community, and Christmas spirit. It’s a great Sunday to invite friends and family as we rejoice together in the true meaning of Christmas—Jesus Christ.

Hope Has a Name

Hope Has a Name

Join us for a beautiful and meaningful Christmas Eve Candlelight Service as we celebrate the birth of Jesus—the true Light of the World and the One whose name brings hope. This year’s theme, “Hope Has a Name,” reminds us that hope isn’t an idea or a feeling, but a Person: our Savior, Jesus Christ.


The service will include Christmas music, Scripture readings, a brief message of hope, and the cherished candlelight moment as we worship together. Bring your family and friends and experience a peaceful, Christ-centered night that draws our hearts to the One who came to save.