Astoria Church of Christ

01/28/2024

01/11/2022

We are currently back to online church services while the Covid case numbers remain high. Every week we will have a Google meets link. If anyone would like it please send us a message. We would love to have you.

03/20/2020

In light of COVID19 and recent restrictions for social distancing, we are suspending all services until April 12th, Easter Sunday, at which time we will reevaluate. God bless.

03/19/2020

The Astoria Church of Christ regretfully must cancel our annual Choral Celebration of Easter on Saturday, April 18th at 3:00 pm.

In light of COVID19 and recent social restrictions the only prudent action in the midst of this worldwide pandemic is for the church to cancel this event.

We look forward to celebrating next year and hope we see you then.

04/28/2019

Thank you for attending the 7th annual after Easter sing along.

02/22/2019

Please join us for an after Easter celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ with an all faiths/denominations community sing along.

Saturday, April 27th at 3:00 pm

Astoria Church of Christ
692 12th Street, Astoria

Refreshments will be served.
Open to the public.

12/19/2018

Merry Christmas from the Astoria Church of Christ.

11/18/2018

The American day of Thanksgiving has an interesting history. It began
in 1621 when the Pilgrims celebrated a three day feast with their Indian
neighbors, giving thanks to God, who in his providential care had blessed
them with food, shelter and survival in their new land.
In 1789 George Washington proclaimed it a day of Thanksgiving
following the creation of America's new constitution.
Abraham Lincoln proclaimed it a special day of gratitude and praise
following the Union victory at Gettysburg.
Franklin Roosevelt issued a proclamation in 1939, changing the date
from the fourth Thursday of November to the third Thursday. That was
during the great depression and he hoped to stimulate the economy by
adding more shopping days between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
However, many refused to change, so America had two Thanksgiving
Days for a time. Often the new one was called "Franksgiving" and the
traditional one "Thanksgiving."
Congress intervened in 1941 by officially designating the 4th
Thursday of November as a federal holiday.
Enjoy your Thanksgiving Day, but remember God deserves our thanks
each and every day. He has been very generous in blessing us.
"Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his love endures forever."
(Psalm 107:1)
Ken Tipps, Astoria Church of Christ

04/07/2018

Thank you for sharing in our after Easter sing along. Chad Murphy lead singing and Jacob Moran shared words of encouragement. We had members from Oregon City and Scapoose.

04/07/2018

Preparing for the sing along.

07/30/2017

Fresh paint.