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Begun by John Wesley in 1775, the covenant renewal service has endured through the centuries as a beacon of faith and time of deeper awakening to God in churches and Christian communities. On January 4, we will come together at our normal service times and locations to worship and renew our sacred covenant with God. As we stand on the threshold of this new year, we will embrace repentance, confession, and hope, forging ahead as a church family with hearts realigned and committed to Christ.  

During these Sundays in November, we’ll learn from the story in Luke 17 when Jesus heals ten men of leprosy. We’ll also take an opportunity to rally together in response to God’s call to care for the orphaned and vulnerable. And finally, we'll celebrate Jesus as our King and look into what it really means to live in absolute surrender to God as Lord and King.

During this five-week discipleship series, our Life Groups will be uniting around how to live a God-centered and generous life through our time, resources, and prayers.

We will cover stages of life including marriage, parenting, aging, and grand parenting. Not every person will directly fall into a category, but this presents the opportunity to walk alongside one another as generation prays for generation.

What do we do when we feel surrounded by the unfamiliar and things that are out of our control? The book of Daniel serves as a map of how to live for God’s kingdom in the midst of temporary, earthly kingdoms.