Bridge Church - Annapolis

06/02/2026

05/23/2026

At Bridge Church, we often say: “This is family.”

And on Memorial Day… we remember that freedom has always been defended by someone’s son, someone’s daughter, someone’s husband, someone’s wife… someone’s brother or sister.

These are not strangers in history books.
They are family.
This weekend, we honor the brave men and women who laid down their lives so others could live in freedom.

We remember their sacrifice. We pray for their families. And we give thanks for the gift of liberty too often taken for granted.

“Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.” — John 15:13 🇺🇸

05/21/2026

If you want to understand why you are continually stuck in destructive patterns and how to finally change them, this class is for you.

05/20/2026

There are moments in worship when heaven feels very close.

Pastor Cora speaks about that deeply personal meeting place with Jesus — where worship is no longer simply a song being sung, but a real encounter between the soul and the Savior.

And then suddenly… you witness it.

Not as an idea. Not as performance. But as something living and unmistakably real.

As she sings, you can
actually see the connection unfolding before your eyes — the joy rising, the tears welling, the surrender, the gratitude, the love. Her face softens, her hands lift, her spirit opens fully to Him. It is visceral. Visual. Holy.
There is a moment where it no longer feels like Cora is simply singing about Jesus… It feels as though she is with Him.
And somehow, everyone in the room is invited into that presence too.
This is worship. This is family. Welcome home. We left the light on for you.

05/17/2026

If this is your first time joining us, WELCOME! Thank you for choosing to spend time with us. It is our prayer that the time spent with us will help you discover God's plan and purpose for your life. If this message speaks to you, why not join us in person next Sunday. To support this ministry visit bridgechurchannapolis.com/giving Streaming CCLI license # CSPL081288
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05/14/2026

At Bridge Church, we believe faith was never meant to be separated from wisdom, history, or thoughtful conversation.

Dr. Gary takes a quiet and honest look at the subject of gerrymandering — not through anger or division, but through the lens of conscience, fairness, leadership, and our responsibility to one another.

A thoughtful conversation for thoughtful people.

We hope it encourages you.

Is gerrymandering destroying democracy… or is it simply politics as usual?In this season finale of FAIR GAME, Dr. Gary Kellner explores the controversial his...

05/09/2026

To every mother…
Every grandmother…
Every spiritual mother…
Every woman who prayed, carried, comforted, encouraged, corrected, believed, and loved through every season—

Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at Bridge Church.
You are part of the heart of this family.

Thank you for the meals made after long days.
For the whispered prayers no one heard.
For the tears, the strength, the faith, and the grace.
For raising children, loving grandchildren, supporting friends, and helping build a church where people feel seen, welcomed, and embraced.

In every language…
In every culture…
In every generation…

Love still looks like a mother’s heart.

Today we honor you.
We thank God for you.
And we pray His peace, joy, and blessing over your life.

This is family.
Welcome home.
We left the light on for you.

05/06/2026

There’s something quietly powerful about a grateful heart.

Meet Suresh, gentle, sincere, and deeply thankful to be part of the Bridge Church family. In just a few words, you can feel it… this place has become home.

Different backgrounds. Different stories.
One family in Christ.

This is what family feels like.
Welcome home.
We left the light on for you.

05/03/2026

Dr. Gary Kellner will be in Washington, D.C. tomorrow for Advocacy Day—standing in a moment that demands clarity, courage, and conviction.

Because what we are witnessing is not subtle.

Antisemitism is no longer confined to the shadows.
It is surfacing—in language, in protests, in public discourse—with a confidence that should concern every serious observer of history.

This is not new.
And that may be the most troubling part.

In this episode of Fair Game, Dr. Kellner does what he does best—he places the present moment inside a larger historical frame, exposing the patterns, the repetitions, and the cultural drift that allow something this dangerous to return.

He does not dilute it.
He does not rush past it.
He follows the argument all the way through.

And now, as the conversation moves from analysis to presence, he will be on the ground in Washington.

If you’re looking for noise, there’s plenty of that.
If you’re looking for understanding—watch this.

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