Nexus Church

Nexus Church We exist to invite all people to discover Jesus, pursue transformation, and live with purpose

NEXUS CHURCH PIE AND DESSERT AUCTION 2026🥧🍰Thank you for baking, laughing, and buying in support of our dessert auction ...
05/21/2026

NEXUS CHURCH PIE AND DESSERT AUCTION 2026🥧🍰

Thank you for baking, laughing, and buying in support of our dessert auction and pie-a-pastor fundraiser for Nazarene Youth Conference in Eurasia. We are grateful for your generosity!

We also learned that Pastor Jaron has big hair and a red suit and Pastor Jordan is a good sport.

04/30/2026

HERE AT NEXUS CHURCH WE THINK YOURE A BIG DILL!

On Tuesday we got a random donation of 5 pallets of jarred pickles🥒 with only 30 min notice. Who knew pickles could be so much work yet bring SO MUCH JOY!

Comment your favorite pickle pun/joke!

CHURCH FAMILY WE ARE SO EXCITED TO SEE YOU THIS SUNDAY FOR COMBINED SERVICE AND ANNUAL MEETING! 10:30 am worship and ann...
04/22/2026

CHURCH FAMILY WE ARE SO EXCITED TO SEE YOU THIS SUNDAY FOR COMBINED SERVICE AND ANNUAL MEETING!

10:30 am worship and annual meeting directly following service. We can’t wait to see you there!

On Easter Sunday, the symbols of death and violence were removed from the cross. In their place were signs of light and ...
04/08/2026

On Easter Sunday, the symbols of death and violence were removed from the cross. In their place were signs of light and life that pointed to Christ’s resurrection. We remember together that in Jesus there is victory over death and freedom from sin. As recipients of this mercy, Jesus invites us to once and for all lay down the tools of violence that once marked the cross and walk in the ways of love, peace, and forgiveness.

Let us live in the hope of the resurrection!

As we walk through Holy Week, we remember the palm branches waived in Jerusalem and the ones we laid at the cross on Sun...
04/01/2026

As we walk through Holy Week, we remember the palm branches waived in Jerusalem and the ones we laid at the cross on Sunday. The crowd shouting, “Hosanna!” expected to be saved by a conquering hero. We confess that we too love parades of power; we too prefer conquering heroes. Jesus shows us another way.
Lord, have mercy.

•Isaiah 50:4-9a
•Psalm 31:9-16
•Philippians 2:5-11
•Matthew 26:14-27:66

-Join us on Friday at 7:00 pm in the FLC for our Good Friday Tenebrae Service.
-Join us on Sunday at 9:30 for a shared breakfast and 10:30 for worship!

We continue our walk through the fifth week of Lent by placing a sign on the cross that proclaims, “This is Jesus, King ...
03/25/2026

We continue our walk through the fifth week of Lent by placing a sign on the cross that proclaims, “This is Jesus, King of the Jews.”  Such signs were intended to list the crimes for which the crucified were condemned. Rather than condemning, this sign testifies to truth. We confess we miss the truth of Your Identity, and of our own.
Lord, have mercy. 

•Ezekiel 37:1-14
•Psalm 130
•Romans 8:6-11
•John 11:1-45

On the fourth Sunday of Lent, we hung nails on the cross as a reminder that we took nails meant for construction, and us...
03/18/2026

On the fourth Sunday of Lent, we hung nails on the cross as a reminder that we took nails meant for construction, and used them to kill our Messiah. We believed the nails were necessary to keep Jesus on the cross. Yet, the reality is that You endured the cross out of love.
Lord, have mercy.

•1 Samuel 16:1-13
•Psalm 23
•Ephesians 5:8-14
•John 9:1-41

As we walk through the week after the third Sunday of Lent, we remember that the whip we’ve hung on the cross is a symbo...
03/11/2026

As we walk through the week after the third Sunday of Lent, we remember that the whip we’ve hung on the cross is a symbol of our misuse of power. In our world, the powerful take control by force, Jesus teaches us another way.
Lord, have mercy

Exodus 17:1-7
Psalm 95
Romans 5:1-11
John 4:5-42

We’re walking together through the season of Lent. On this second week, we’ve hung the crown of thorns on the cross as a...
03/04/2026

We’re walking together through the season of Lent. On this second week, we’ve hung the crown of thorns on the cross as a symbol of our desire for peace through conquest. Jesus teaches us another way.
Lord, have mercy.

• Genesis 12:1-4
• Psalm 121
• Romans 5:1-5; 13-17
• John 3:1-17

We’re walking together through the season of Lent. On this first week, we’ve hung coins on the cross as a symbol of our ...
02/25/2026

We’re walking together through the season of Lent. On this first week, we’ve hung coins on the cross as a symbol of our tendency to blame Judas and excuse ourselves.
Lord, have mercy.

•Genesis 2:15-17; 3:1-7
•Psalm 32
•Matthew 4:1-11
•Romans 5:12-19

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12555 SW 22nd Street
Beaverton, OR
97008

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Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm
Sunday 9am - 12pm

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