10/12/2026
Being the hands and feet of Jesus means showing up for our neighbors when they need it most. After yesterday’s weather, we’ve been so grateful to see people step up to remove fallen trees, repair fences and support families in our community. We’re thankful for everyone who has given their time, energy, and resources to serve others and show the love of Jesus in such a tangible way.
We also want to thank everyone for their flexibility and understanding during yesterday’s 11:30 service as we navigated the storm. We’re grateful to be part of a church family that comes together and cares for one another.
Let’s continue to be the hands and feet of Jesus, both in the big moments and in the everyday ways we serve those around us.❤️
