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Week of October 4th
October 1st, 2026
October is Pastor Appreciation Month! Take a moment to thank and encourage the pastors who faithfully teach, pray, lead, and care for our church family. Write a card, send an encouraging message, share how their ministry has impacted you, or simply say thank you. Most importantly, remember to pray for them! DISCOVERY HOUR CLASS // 8:45AMIn this fourteen-week study we will look at seven major Bib...
A Time for Hope
September 29th, 2026
Daylight will fade away, despite the misnomer of “Daylight Savings Time.” There will be Oktoberfest, pumpkin spice lattes, skyrocketing candy sales, corn mazes and pumpkin patches, trips to the mountains to see the beautiful changing of the aspens, prepping of skis and snowboards, and of course, the annual event of the raking of the leaves as we prepare for the ensuing winter.For those of us who l...
Joy the Goes Beyond Words
September 29th, 2026
There is a particular kind of tree that grows near the upper limits of mountain elevation, in that harsh zone just below the treeline known as the subalpine region. These trees, called krummholz, a German word meaning "crooked wood," grow in some of the most brutal conditions imaginable. The winds are relentless. The cold is bitter. Some of these trees develop branches only on one side, bent perma...
Week of September 27th
September 25th, 2026
DISCOVERY HOUR CLASS // 8:45AMIn this fourteen-week study we will look at seven major Biblical themes along with a couple of sub-sets, such as Priest-King and Shepherd, tracing them from Genesis (the first book of the Bible) to Revelation twenty-one and twenty-two (the last two chapters in the Bible).Location: 4th/5th grade classroomWORSHIP SERVICE // 10:00AM1 Peter 1:20-25 - Pastor Craig Babc...
Strangers in this World, but Never Orphans
September 22nd, 2026
There is a question that quietly haunts nearly every person at some point in their life. It surfaces in the stillness of a sleepless night or in the middle of a crowd where you somehow feel completely alone. The question is simply this: Who am I, and where do I belong?For those who follow Jesus Christ, that question has a surprising answer. You are a stranger here. And yet, you are never alone.Thi...



