Phos Church

06/03/2026

Crafting in Community

We all have them!! that unfinished project sitting in a closet, the craft supplies collecting dust, or that creative idea from Pinterest we’ve been meaning to start but never seem to get around to.

On Saturday, June 27, from 1:00–6:00 PM, ladies of all ages are invited to join us for an afternoon of crafting, creativity, and community!

Bring whatever you’re working on (or want to start) scrapbooking, knitting, crocheting, painting, journaling, sewing, card making, quilting, or any other project and enjoy spending time with other women while making progress on your craft.

Tables provided
Come and go as you’re able

Sometimes the hardest part of finishing a project is simply setting aside the time. Bring your supplies, invite a friend, and join us for a relaxing afternoon together.

Saturday, June 27
1:00–6:00 PM

06/03/2026

Dads, it’s your turn!! Join us on Father’s Day!

Whether you’re a dad, have a dad, miss a dad, or are grateful for a man who helped shape your life, we’d love to have you with us.

Come celebrate, worship, and be encouraged as we honor the men who make a difference in our families, church, and community.

Sunday, June 21
Service: 10:30am

06/03/2026

Teaching Tuesday!

This week in our Phōs Bible Institute class, Story of the Church, we studied the Ecumenical Councils of the first eight centuries of church history.

As the Church grew, leaders gathered to address false teachings, clarify biblical doctrine, and preserve unity among believers. These councils helped answer some of the most important questions about the nature of Christ, the Trinity, and the core beliefs of the Christian faith.

Many doctrines Christians hold today were carefully defended and articulated during these gatherings, helping preserve the faith passed down from the apostles.

Join us Sundays at 9:30 AM before service as we continue exploring the story of the Church and how God has faithfully guided His people through the centuries.

06/01/2026

06/01/2026

This week we kicked off a new series (Part II of the Gospel of Luke). We looked at how Jesus shifted His focus from Galilee to Jerusalem. Jesus knew the weight He would ultimately bear in Jerusalem and made it clear to those desiring to follow that following Him would be costly and it would be worth it.

After about 5 months in the Gospel of Luke to start the year in our...

05/29/2026

oh my goodness! Are we all loving this amazing weather!

This week’s challenge: Take a cold bottle of water, sports drink, iced tea, or lemonade and drop it off to a neighbor who’s working outside.

keep a few cold drinks in your fridge, watch for an opportunity, and be ready to brighten someone’s day.

05/28/2026

Throwback Thursday! A powerful reminder from last Sunday’s sermon.

The church was never meant to be a place for pretending. Instead the church is a place for healing. A place where grace is greater than guilt, where confession meets compassion, and where broken people encounter the restoring love of Jesus.

It’s not always easy to do, but what if we as the church became known less for image and more for honesty? Less for perfection and more for restoration?

05/27/2026

Teaching Tuesday

Week 2 of our Phōs Bible Institute class, Story of the Church, took us into the lives and writings of the Apostolic Fathers the generation that bridged the apostles to the early church. These leaders carried the faith forward with a deep focus on unity, sound doctrine, humility, and faithfulness to Christ.

We explored:

Clement of Rome — calling the church to unity, humility, and healthy leadership rooted in apostolic teaching.

Ignatius of Antioch — boldly defending the true humanity and divinity of Jesus while urging believers to stay united as one Church.

The Didache — an early church manual giving practical instruction on baptism, fasting, communion, and Christian living.

One thing became clear: The early church wasn’t built on comfort and instead it was built on conviction, discipleship, and devotion to Jesus.

Join us for future classes Sunday at 9:30 AM, immediately before service, as we continue walking through the story of the Church together