SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICE
10:00 AM
\IN-PERSON & ONLINE
Food & Fellowship at 11:00 AM
Pastor Jessica Robertson
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Please Join Us
Our Current Sermon Series:
A new conversation starts April 19… and you’re invited. ✨
What does our faith have to say about the world we’re living in right now?
Join us for a new sermon series exploring the United Methodist Social Principles—practical, thoughtful guidance for living out faith in everyday life. Together, we’ll dive into topics like community, justice, compassion, and what it means to love like Christ in a complex world.
Whether you’re brand new, returning after some time away, or have been part of the church for years, this series is for you. Come curious. Come as you are.
💬 Want to go deeper?
Stick around after worship each week for a relaxed, open conversation—no pressure, no prep, just real talk and honest questions.
Let’s explore, wonder, and grow…together. 🌱
📖 Read the Social Principles ahead of time
JOIN US FOR WEEK 2! April 21 from 5-8: Join Frank Picone, LCSW, for a two-session training on “The Nurtured Heart Approach: Feeding the Flowers and Not the Weeds.” More information is available on the flier below and you can sign up by completing this Google Form.
The Nurtured Heart Approach© (NHA) is a set of trauma attuned principles and strategies designed to bring out the best in our children and ourselves.
Stand 1 teaches us to do our best to stop rewarding undesired behaviors, habits or traits with our attention and connection.
Stand 2 teaches us various ways to grow the desired behaviors and qualities in our children and ourselves.
Stand 3 teaches us the importance of clear rules and limits and how to deliver them unenergetically.
Parents know the qualities and behaviors they want their children to develop and live (Flowers) and which do not (Weeds) . This approach will show you how to grow the flowers and not the weeds to grow the greatness in our children and ourselves.












